Carbon nanodevices for sensors, actuators, and electronics
Progress in the fabrication, assembly, and manipulation of nanotubes and graphene-based materials promises many technological advances.
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Carbon nanodevices for sensors, actuators, and electronics
Carbon nanotube mechanical relays for electronics
Nanocomposite optical sensors detect trace chemicals
Engineering the band gap of carbon nanotube for infrared sensors
Designing miniature wires for small-scale electronics
Multipurpose integrated active contact lenses
Nanoscale electromechanical systems based on carbon materials
Metamaterial-based wireless strain sensors
Launch of carbon-seeking satellite is unsuccessful
Porphyrin and carbon nanotube assemblies in polar solvents
Optimizing lithographic techniques with predictive modeling
Optimizing lithographic techniques with predictive modeling
Paving the way for carbon nanotube integrated circuits
Plasmonic nanodevices for terahertz sensing and spectroscopy
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