Sharp nanoscale wrinkles shift charge in graphene, showing that curvature alone can tune its electrical behavior without changing its chemistry.

A flash-heating method produces MXenes from MAX phases in under 30 seconds, cutting synthesis time dramatically while working across multiple material systems.

(Nanowerk Spotlight) Squeeze certain crystals and they release a pulse of electricity. This effect, called piezoelectricity, turns mechanical force into electrical charge, and it drives technology ...

The mashup of a black hole and an enormous star has never been seen before and could explain the mysterious little red dots often found in deep-space images.

Researchers have developed tiny rolls that can be unrolled and rolled up in a controlled manner using a magnet. These smart materials enable the development of more efficient drive technologies for ...

An ultrasmooth copper template enables continuous, transferable ultrathin gold down to 1.5 nanometers while scaling ...

High-force piezo actuators are suitable for applications requiring fast, nanometer-scale motion while maintaining an ...

Engineered a DHB prodrug-based oral nano-emulsion with enhanced bioavailability, dramatically improving the efficacy of ...

A DNA origami nanosyringe introduces mechanically controlled molecular transport into synthetic cells. This opens new ...

Researchers create a printable liquid crystal elastomer that switches molecular alignment to produce opposite motions on ...

Researchers have developed a new method to reveal the collective motion of electrons in one of the most elusive states of ...

Skin-on-chip technology helps assess nanomaterial safety, offering a realistic alternative to traditional skin testing.