| So they looked to graphene, the world's strongest material by weight. By incorporating a small amount of graphene into the middle of the frame, designers improved its strength dramatically. The result is the YouTek Graphene Speed Pro, one of the first ... See all stories on this topic » |  Popular Science |
| As a materials subset, quantum dots are characterized by synthetic nanomaterials particles fabricated to the smallest of dimensions from only a few atoms and upwards. At these tiny dimensions, they behave according to the rules of quantum physics ... See all stories on this topic » |  BioNews Texas |
| The project – to develop a transparent, flexible display using graphene-metal nanowire hybrid structures to construct stretchable electrodes – published in Nano Letters uses a custom material to mount an LED onto a standard soft contact lens, while ... See all stories on this topic » |  SlashGear |
| This new graphene-based material seems well placed to fix all of the issues with previous electrocatalyst materials which have been hampering the commercialization of fuel cells. Prof. Liming Dai from Case Western Reserve University comments: ... See all stories on this topic » |  AZoNano.com |
| Bieber is set for a flight on Richard Branson's proposed Virgin Galactic service to outer space. The space tourism venture would jet him into space. You can image how much it takes to confirm a place in one of the first Galactic flights. It of course ... See all stories on this topic » |  GizmoCrave |
| It's Justin Bieber's final frontier and he's planning to boldly go where no teen heartthrob has gone before. Virgin Galactic - Sir Richard Branson's space flight company - said Thursday the 19-year-old singer has signed up to take a space flight. The ... See all stories on this topic » |  Vancouver Sun |
| Because of the uncertainty principle, and other principles like it, quantum mechanics started to develop into a set of theories that could be tested against observations, and that, to physicists, left very little to thought experiments. Put another way ... See all stories on this topic » |  The Hindu |
