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Orbital Currents Can Go Far

2023-10-01

Orbital Currents Can Go Far

Tom S. Seifert and colleagues published their latest work on ultrafast orbital currents in the journal “Nature Nanotechnology”. Using terahertz-emission spectroscopy, the researchers found strong evidence for optically triggered orbital angular momentum currents in Ni|W thin-film stacks. Surprisingly, those currents seem to travel for 10s of nm without undergoing any scattering.

Minimal Molecules Designed with CO2 Capture Capacity

2023-10-01

Minimal Molecules Designed with CO2 Capture Capacity
U of T Researchers Dispel Long-standing Theory Guiding Nanoparticle Treatment of Tumours

2023-09-30

U of T Researchers Dispel Long-standing Theory Guiding Nanoparticle Treatment of Tumours
Researchers Report GO-based Composite Fibers as Artificial Muscles

2023-09-30

Researchers Report GO-based Composite Fibers as Artificial Muscles
Crystallization as the Driving Force

2023-09-30

Crystallization as the Driving Force

Researchers Show Radical Improvement of Ultra-broadband Photodetection with a Device Based on Twisted Double Bilayer Graphene

Making Contact: Researchers Wire Up Individual Graphene Nanoribbons

Nanopore Sequencing and DNA Barcoding Method Gives Hope of Personalised Medicine

Transparent Wood-based Coating Doesn’t Fog Up

Nanofluidic Design from Leburton Group Generates Power with Saltwater