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Results for "quantum"
Low light detection with the new ORCA II
New camera in the “ORCA II” which is pushing the limits in ultra-low light detection and now comes with a 1M pixel Back-thinned CCD (BT-CCD), cooled down to -90°C and programmable trigger signal output.
Getting back to the basics of nanomaterials for better nanomedicine
Can’t see the forest for the nanowire trees? Take a leaf out of this book, and get back to nanomaterial basics to improve nanomedicine.
Topological insulators: a new approach to spintronics
New material combination could lead to a more efficient approach to computer memory and logic.
Altering the optical properties of organic crystals
European researchers have developed a multi-displinary approach to designing organic crystals with targeted linear and nonlinear optical properties.
Light triggered spontaneous assembly of nanoparticles to nanovesicles
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May highlights from physica status solidi
DFT, DSSCs, and TSC – these and more in our May physics highlights.
Hybrid energy system is an alternative to FRET
Scientists from the University of Southampton have developed a new hybrid energy transfer system that mimics the processes responsible for photosynthesis.
MIT researchers break QD solar cell efficiency record
Rate of improvement of quantum dot devices is one of the most rapid seen for a solar technology.
Most accessed papers in physica status solidi for April 2014
We present the most downloaded papers of the pss journal family from April 2014.
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