Nuclear Proliferation & Sustainability: the History of Nanodiamonds
Half a century ago, a Soviet scientist was tucked away in a top-secret facility. The results of his experiments are
a blog by the Center for Sustainable Nanotechnology
Half a century ago, a Soviet scientist was tucked away in a top-secret facility. The results of his experiments are
Last week, we scientists from the Center for Sustainable Nanotechnology, who usually use our weekly video conference calls to discuss
What inspires people to do science? Perhaps you, Dear Reader, are interested in understanding how the physical world works. Maybe
Since our early ancestors first learned to make fires, humans have been producing carbon-based nanoparticles. The smoke and soot from
Heinrich (“Heini”) Rohrer, a nanotechnology pioneer, Nobel Prize winner, and personal mentor to me and many other scientists, has died.
You’re looking at an electron micrograph of gold nanoparticles; a snap shot of tiny gold crystals that are 1/10,000th the
A Biologist and a Chemist Walk into a Lab…then they have to share space and tools and work together…(you thought