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The other nanotech [Anonymous] |
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How spintronics went from the lab to the iPod McCray WP |
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From two cultures to new cultures Toumey C |
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A new approach to intellectual property Sandhu A |
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MOLECULAR SELF-ASSEMBLY Helping themselves Otto S |
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NANOPARTICLES Designer labels for virus coats Carrico IS, Kirshenbaurn K |
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QUANTUM DOTS Putting the squeeze on nanocrystals Rosenthal SJ, McBride JR |
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NANOWIRES Bringing order to twin-plane defects Ross FM |
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SURFACE PATTERNING Electric fieldwork Reid T |
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Enzyme-assisted self-assembly under thermodynamic control Williams RJ, Smith AM, Collins R, Hodson N, Das AK, Ulijn RV |
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High-throughput solution processing of large-scale graphene Tung VC, Allen MJ, Yang Y, Kaner RB |
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Gram-scale production of graphene based on solvothermal synthesis and sonication Choucair M, Thordarson P, Stride JA |
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Power generation with laterally packaged piezoelectric fine wires Yang RS, Qin Y, Dai LM, Wang ZL |
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Fast, sensitive and spectrally tuneable colloidal quantum-dot photodetectors Clifford JP, Konstantatos G, Johnston KW, Hoogland S, Levina L, Sargent EH |
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Optically monitoring the mechanical assembly of single molecules Kufer SK, Strackharn M, Stahl SW, Gumpp H, Puchner EM, Gaub HE |
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Controlled polytypic and twin-plane superlattices in III-V nanowires Caroff P, Dick KA, Johansson J, Messing ME, Deppert K, Samuelson L |
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Tuning the optical and electronic properties of colloidal nanocrystals by lattice strain Smith AM, Mohs AM, Nie S |
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Processing and properties of highly enriched double-wall carbon nanotubes Green AA, Hersam MC |