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Synthetic Molecular Brushes Slipperier Than Natural Lubricants

Cornell University

Molecular Wires Transmit Electricity Between Nanocrystals

J. J. Choi et al., Nano Letters 10, 1805 (2010)

Connections between “quantum dots” may enable new types of solar cells

University of Nebraska - Lincoln

Putting an Organic Spin on Ferroelectric Tunnel Junctions

J. D. Burton and E. Y. Tsymbal (Nebraska MRSEC); J. M. López-Encarnación and J. P. Velev (University of Puerto Rico-Río Piedras)

University of Nebraska - Lincoln

Cluster Synthesis of High-Anisotropy Nanomagnets

D. J. Sellmyer, J. E. Shield, and R. Skomski (Nebraska MRSEC); G. C. Hadjipanayis (University of Delaware)

University of Nebraska - Lincoln

A Low-Cost Scanning Tunneling Microscope for Education and Outreach

Roger D. Kirby (Nebraska MRSEC)

University of Nebraska - Lincoln

Visualization of Quantum States

R. Skomski, X. C. Zeng, and A. Enders (Nebraska MRSEC); A. Solanki and A. Kashyap (LNM Institute of Information Technology, Jaipur, India)

University of Nebraska - Lincoln

Quantum Entanglement in Magnetic Nanoparticles

P. Lougovski and R. Skomski (Nebraska MRSEC)

New York University

Tying the Knot -- with Computer-Generated Holograms

Elizabeth Shanblatt (NYU undergraduate) and David Grier (NYU Physics)

University of Nebraska - Lincoln

Optical Hall-Effect in Graphene

T. Hofmann, A. Boosalis, and M. Schubert (Nebraska MRSEC); D. K. Gaskill and J. L. Tedesco (U.S. Naval Research Laboratory, Washington, DC)

University of Massachusetts Amherst

Mesoscopically Helical Order in Chiral Block Copolymers

Supermolecular, helical assemblies are a common structural motif exploited in far-ranging biological contexts, from the flagellar appendages of swimming microorganisms to the protein coats that sheath rod-like viruses. The screw-like structure of these

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