'Squeezed' light might produce breakthroughs in nano-sized electronics
The breakthrough compresses light into a nano-scale spot.
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MIT can shrink 3D objects down to nanoscale versions
It could be useful for tiny parts in robotics, medicine and beyond.
Extremely detailed images of living cells can now be taken over time
The new method allows for nanoscale views for tens of minutes at a time.
Lenses made from nanomaterials get closer to replacing glass
The latest ultrathin "metalenses" can now handle multiple colors.
Scientists map every atom inside a nanoparticle
The trick could help spot the tiniest defects in materials.
Nano-sized discs teach your body to fight cancer
It could not only kill existing cancer cells, but prevent them from returning.
Nanotubes can turn water solid when it should be boiling
Forget everything you thought you knew about hot water.
Nanomachines just won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry
It's a sign of how far molecule-level mechanics have come.
Nano-sized metal fish deliver targeted drugs to your body
You could get treatment exactly where you need it.
ICYMI: Computer chips cooled by 'blood,' tiny tank and more
The computer system is modeled on the human brain.
'5D' discs can store data until well after the sun burns out
They're like Superman's memory crystals, but real.
Microscope can scan chemical processes in real-time
MIT researchers created the first video of atomic-sized structures.
