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Cold Sintering Technology as a Friendly and Sustainable Way of Producing Ceramic Materials from Recycled Waste. [PDF]
Materials (Basel)Thalmaier G +3 more
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Expanding horizons in Endocrine-Related Cancer: innovation, imagination, and a shared global vision. [PDF]
Endocr Relat CancerPacak K.
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Learning Latent Representations to Bridge Coarse-Grained and Atomistic Resolutions in Polymer Simulations. [PDF]
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Multilayered hyperbolic Au/TiO<sub>2</sub> nanostructures for enhancing the nonlinear response around the epsilon-near-zero point. [PDF]
Beilstein J NanotechnolAraiza-Sixtos FA +3 more
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Radiation Damage Mechanisms in Oxide-Based Solid Electrolytes. [PDF]
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A nonavalent BODIPY with a multivalent arrangement of α-mannosides enables lectins recognition in fluorescence-based assays. [PDF]
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JAMA, 2015
Human dreams and imagination often give rise to new science and technology. Nanotechnology, a 21st-century frontier, was born out of such dreams. Nanotechnology is defined as the understanding and control of matter at dimensions between 1 and 100 nm where unique phenomena enable novel applications.
Robert, Langer, Ralph, Weissleder
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Human dreams and imagination often give rise to new science and technology. Nanotechnology, a 21st-century frontier, was born out of such dreams. Nanotechnology is defined as the understanding and control of matter at dimensions between 1 and 100 nm where unique phenomena enable novel applications.
Robert, Langer, Ralph, Weissleder
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Multitasking in nanotechnology
Nanotechnology, 2013Nanostructures are smart. Like phones, where making calls is now just one of a long list of handy functions, researchers are increasingly developing nanostructures that seem a 'Jack of all trades' and a master of several. In this issue researchers at the Chinese Academy of Sciences and Northeastern University describe a nanoscale sensing device that ...
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2011
The base sequence encoded in nucleic acids yields significant structural and functional properties into the biopolymer. The resulting nucleic acid nanostructures provide the basis for the rapidly developing area of DNA nanotechnology. Advances in this field will be exemplified by discussing the following topics: (i) Hemin/G-quadruplex DNA ...
Ofer I, Wilner +2 more
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The base sequence encoded in nucleic acids yields significant structural and functional properties into the biopolymer. The resulting nucleic acid nanostructures provide the basis for the rapidly developing area of DNA nanotechnology. Advances in this field will be exemplified by discussing the following topics: (i) Hemin/G-quadruplex DNA ...
Ofer I, Wilner +2 more
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Chirality, 2005
A review of chiral, nanoscale science and technology is presented, with the subject divided into two topics. The first discusses nanotechnology in the service of asymmetric synthesis, chiral separations, and analysis. The second topic concerns broader research in the nanotechnology realm, where molecular chirality plays a role in the properties of ...
Jing, Zhang +3 more
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A review of chiral, nanoscale science and technology is presented, with the subject divided into two topics. The first discusses nanotechnology in the service of asymmetric synthesis, chiral separations, and analysis. The second topic concerns broader research in the nanotechnology realm, where molecular chirality plays a role in the properties of ...
Jing, Zhang +3 more
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