Aerosols, Climate Change and The Dramatic Failure of Planck's Law
Physicists show how Planck's law of black body radiation breaks down for nanoparticles, a discovery that could have huge implications for climate science
Materials
Painting With Molecules
A development from the Vienna University of Technology
Slow Drug Release From Cellular Automaton Pills
Modelling pills as if they were cellular automaton could change the way tablets are designed and made
A Robotic Hand for Bomb Disposal
Sometimes the most resilient designs are the ones that break easily.
A Playboy Model and Nanoscale Printing
Approaching maximum theoretical resolution with help from an unlikely source.
A 3-D Printed House?
Yes.
Really Cheap Rectennas
A penny a pop. But wait, what's a rectenna?
Engineers Unveil First Casimir Chip That Exploits The Vacuum Energy
Nanofabrication engineers have built the first on-chip device that exploits the Casimir effect
Superhydrophobicity, Robot Bugs, and You
Jesus of Nazareth can hardly have foreseen the espionage applications of walking on water.
