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Nano-Champagne
(October 16, 2008)
Electron micrographs of the iron oxide nanotubes. |
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Flexible Display
(October 16, 2008)
Organic light emitting diodes make possible a variety of flexible displays. |
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Penrose Tilings
(October 16, 2008)
Quasicrystal |
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NIST atom trap
(October 16, 2008)
Trapped atoms make possible high-precision atomic clocks |
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Strongly-bound Ultracold Molecules
(October 15, 2008)
For the first time tightly bound molecules in large numbers have been held at very low temperatures. |
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Nobel Prize Winner
(October 7, 2008)
Picture of Yoichiro Nambu, one of the three 2008 physics Nobel Prize winners. |
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Strongest Material
(July 28, 2008)
A new experiment is the first to directly measure the strength of graphene, and it is now considered the world?s strongest material. |
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On Very Thing Ice
(June 4, 2008)
Ice only a few nm thick has for the first time been imaged in the act of forming into a sheet |
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New Form of Helium
(May 28, 2008)
An experiment in Italy has for the first time observed directly nuclear-fragments consisting of two protons. |
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Xenon Ketchup
(May 15, 2008)
Data recovered from the wreck of the Space Shuttle Columbia helps scientists understand how the viscosity of fluids can change dramatically |
