nanotechnology

Abstract digital illustration of an electron microscope emitting a glowing blue beam that transforms into vibrant data visualizations and 3D atomic nanostructures against a dark technical background.
This article explores the essential role of electron microscopy in the visualization, measurement, and characterization of materials at the nanoscale
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Hands cupping clear stream water, illustrating the goal of solar-powered nanomat water purification.
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Water droplets on a water-repellent glass surface, demonstrating advanced materials science technology.
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A pile of Styrofoam food boxes
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Nanobot robots cling to the outside of a cell
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Blue 3D render of DNA double helix
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An artistic rendering of a striped metasurface with green light representing the incident beam and two beams of blue light coming off representing light of different frequencies. There is a space-like background.
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This schematic shows an engineered material with composite layers. Layers of carbon fibers (the long silver tubes) have microscopic forests of carbon nanotubes between them (the array of tiny brown objects). These tiny, densely packed fibers grip and hold the layers together, like ultrastrong Velcro, preventing the layers from peeling or shearing apart.
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