Using a technique called supercritical anti-solvent precipitation, the group produced large quantities of highly pure georgeite

A physics group at CU-Boulder has figured out a way to make the ultimate in slow-motion movies

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Device could allow surgeons to “see” at a cellular level in the operating room and determine where to stop cutting

Winning image pictures a 500 nanometer silicate nanoshell particle

UTSA team takes Nobel-prize winning work on graphene a step further

Instrument scans images 2,000 times faster than commercial models.

Technique could find uses in fabricating structures for functional nanoscale devices such as microchips

System provides knowledge ital for designing and advancing new functional materials

Lab's Quiet Wing prevents acoustic noise, vibrations, and stray electromagnetic field sources from interfering with the capabilities of imaging instruments housed inside

With submissions spanning 83 countries, competition was tough

Ability to control and confine a material’s superconductivity could lead to two-dimensional superconductors for many applications