Triazine-based graphitic carbon nitride has the potential to improve transistors used in electronic devices.
Results for "carbon"
Doping graphene boron nitride hetrostructures with light
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Terahertz Plasmonic Structures with Varying Conductivities
Using a commercially available inkjet printer, electrical engineers were able to produce plasmonic structures with varying conductivities.
Cobalt boron alloyed cast material
Development of cobalt and boron alloyed steel with more resistance at high temperatures avoids CO2 emission and increases the efficiency of power plants.
Atomically thin solar cells
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MaterialsViews at the EMRS Spring Conference
We’ll be attending the EMRS Spring Conference in Lille next week, and we’re going to keep you updated on all the latest.
PDMS/nanotube transducer converts terahertz radiation to sound
Heat-based carbon nanotube/PDMS sensor developed at University of Michigan could detect terahertz radiation in real-time.
The Chemistry of Energy Conversion and Storage: A Special Issue of ChemSusChem
A special issue of chemsuschem dedicated to the chemistry of energy conversion and storage.
First demonstration of "microcrucible" nanowire growth
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Researchers create an artificial chemical sensor based on one of the human body’s most important receptors.
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