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Posted October 15, 2012:

• Another Advance on the Road to Spintronics: Researchers Unlock Ferromagnetic Secrets of Promising Materials

Posted October 13, 2012:

• Complex Logic Circuit Made from Bacterial Genes

Posted October 12, 2012:

• 'Invisibility' Could Be a Key to Better Electronics: Visual 'Cloaking' Technology Enables More Efficient Transfer of Electrons

Posted October 11, 2012:

• Organic Solar Cells With High Electric Potential for Portable Electronics

Posted October 10, 2012:

• Light Might Prompt Graphene Devices on Demand
• Improving Nanometer-Scale Manufacturing With Infrared Spectroscopy
• The Graphene-Paved Roadmap: 'Wonder Material' Has Potential to Revolutionize Our Lives
• Electronics: Visible Progress

Posted October 9, 2012:

• Most Complex Synthetic Biology Circuit Yet: New Sensor Could Be Used to Program Cells to Precisely Monitor Their Environments

Posted October 3, 2012:

• Graphene Nanopores Can Be Controlled: Less Costly Ways of Sequencing DNA

Posted October 2, 2012:

• Thanks for the Transparent Memories: Progress in Quest for Reliable, Flexible Computer Memory for Transparent Electronics

Posted September 28, 2012:

• Catalysis: Optimizing Water Splitting
• New Material, Graphene, May Soon Replace Silicon for Technology Industry, Experts Say

Posted September 27, 2012:

• Electronics That Vanish in the Environment or the Body
• Scaling Up Polymer Blobs

Posted September 26, 2012:

• How Is a Kindle Like a Cuttlefish? Parallels Between E-Paper Technology and Biological Organisms That Change Color

Posted September 25, 2012:

• Novel Materials Become Multifunctional at Ultimate Quantum Limit

Posted September 21, 2012:

• Novel Approach for Single Molecule Electronic DNA Sequencing

Posted September 20, 2012:

• Optical Waveguide Connects Semiconductor Chips: Photonic Wire Bond Transmits Data in the Terabit Range

Posted September 19, 2012:

• Single-Atom Writer a Landmark for Quantum Computing

Posted September 18, 2012:

• University Students Design Unique Marine-Tracking Device
• Research Gives Insight Into Graphene-Metal Junctions
• High Durability of Nanotube Transistors in Harsh Space Environment Demonstrated

Posted September 17, 2012:

• New 'ATM' Takes Old Phones and Gives Back Green

Posted September 16, 2012:

• Scientists Differentiate Chemical Bonds in Individual Molecules for First Time Using Noncontact Atomic Force Microscopy

Posted September 14, 2012:

• 'Memristors' Based on Transparent Electronics Offer Technology of the Future

Posted September 12, 2012:

• Hard Coating Extends the Life of New Ultrahigh-Density Storage Device

Posted September 10, 2012:

• Photonics: First All-Optical Nanowire Switch
• Semiconductors Grown on Graphene Could Fundamentally Change Semiconductor Industry

Posted September 7, 2012:

• The Pocket Radar: Thumbtack-Sized Distance and Motion Sensor Developed

Posted September 6, 2012:

• Longest Fibre-Optic Sensor Network Exists Developed for Remote Monitoring of Large Infrastructures

Posted September 4, 2012:

• Waste Silicon Gets New Life in Lithium-Ion Batteries
• Scanning for Drunks With a Thermal Camera

Posted September 2, 2012:

• E-Cigarettes Can Damage the Lungs, Experts Warn

Posted August 31, 2012:

• New, Less Expensive Nanolithography Technique Developed

Posted August 30, 2012:

• 'Nanoresonators' Might Improve Cell Phone Performance
• New Flexible Electronics Technology May Lead to New Medical Uses

Posted August 29, 2012:

• 'Nano Machine Shop' Shapes Nanowires, Ultrathin Films
• Making Dye-Sensitized Solar Panels More Efficient
• Smallest Antenna Can Increase Wi-Fi Speed 200 Times
• Photonics: Think Thin, Think Vibrant
• Turning Chemistry Inside-Out: Self-Assembling Smart Microscopic Reagents to Pioneer Pourable Electronics

Posted August 28, 2012:

• Magnetic Vortex Reveals Key to Spintronic Speed Limit

Posted August 26, 2012:

• 'Cyborg' Tissues: Merging Engineered Human Tissues With Bio-Compatible Nanoscale Wires

Posted August 25, 2012:

• Electronic Cigarettes Do Not Damage the Heart, Study Suggests

Posted August 23, 2012:

• One-Molecule-Thick Material Has Big Advantages

Posted August 22, 2012:

• Elusive Metal Discovered: Nickel Oxide Turned Into an Electricity-Conducting Metal

Posted August 20, 2012:

• Data Storage: Ribbon Readers

Posted August 16, 2012:

• Electronic Read-out of Quantum Bits

Posted August 13, 2012:

• Scientists 'Waltz' Closer to Using Spintronics in Computing

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