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5 Sep 2008: NEWS & VIEWS. 528 nature nanotechnology | VOL 3 | SEPTEMBER 2008 | www.nature.com/naturenanotechnology. ... All rights reserved. NEWS & VIEWS. nature nanotechnology | VOL 3 | SEPTEMBER 2008 | www.nature.com/naturenanotechnology 529.

30 Nov 2008: A new solution to graphene production : SPIE Newsroom: SPIE.org http://spie.org/x31438.xml?highlight=x2400&ArticleID=x31438. ... Bring Any SPIE Courses to Your Facility. Nanotechnology. A new solution to graphene production.

5 Sep 2008: Graphene 2.0. In January 2008 Nature Nanotechnology published a News & Views article entitled “Calling all chemists” by Rod Ruoff1 about chemical techniques for producing graphene — individual layers of carbon atoms — ... Once the preserve of

13 Mar 2008: European science awards http://ec.europa.eu/news/science/080312_1_en.htm. 1 of 1 13/03/2008 14:13. English (en)English (en). ... for targeting killer T-cells to combat cancer; Dr Andrea Ferrari from Cambridge University for research into nanotubes and

12 Dec 2008: The new building will accommodatestudents, staff and industrial partners at theheart of the University’s growing science andtechnology campus at West Cambridge. ... The aim of Andrea’s research is todevelop a new class of polymer-basedoptoelectronic

22 Aug 2008: Recently, single-wall carbon nanotubes (SWNTs) have emerged as a new saturable absorber material.

13 Oct 2008: elongated horizontally and vertically; • New peaks appeared, including (λexc. = 645 nm, λem = 1265 nm) and (568 nm, 1250 nm), with intensity much greater than the (eh22, eh11) peaks of (10,5),

27 Apr 2008: Encasing quantum dots in a thick alloy shell renders their optical behaviour much more robust, write Jennifer Hollingsworth and her colleagues at Los Alamos National Laboratory in New Mexico. ... The work demonstrates a new drug-based mechanism for

20 Aug 2008: 1G. P. Agrawal, Lightwave Technology:Telecommunication Systems Wiley,New Jersey, 2005. 2A. K. ... Grudinin, and M. Pessa, New J. Phys. 6, 177 2004.5M. E.

2 Oct 2008: 19] O. Okhotnikov, A. Grudinin, and M. Pessa, New J. Phys.