Nano today goes digital
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Cordelia Sealy
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Start-ups or upstarts ?
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Adrian P. Burden
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Fullerenes can't be sneezed at: Nanomedicine
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Pauline Rigby
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Organic crystals capture CO2: Porous materials
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Pauline Rigby
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Oxide phase separation produces chessboard pattern: Nanostructured materials
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Paula Gould
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Tune in for a film at semiconductor interfaces: Electronic properties
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D. Jason Palmer
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Ultralow-index films get easier: Synthesis & functionalization
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D. Jason Palmer
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Silica nanoparticles target cancer cells: Nanobiotechnology
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Pauline Rigby
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Nanotube tape mimics gecko's sticky feet: Carbon materials
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Paula Gould
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Micelles help combat cancer: Nanomedicine
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Mark E. Greene
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Catalytic activity of Au nanoparticles
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Britt Hvolbæk, Ton V.W. Janssens, Bjerne S. Clausen, Hanne Falsig, Claus H. Christensen and Jens K. Nørskov
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Mind the gap! Spectroscopy of catalytically active phases
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Günther Rupprechter and Christian Weilach
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STM studies of model catalysts
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Flemming Besenbacher, Jeppe V. Lauritsen and Stefan Wendt
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Using gold nanoparticles for catalysis
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David T. Thompson
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Nanomaterials Chemistry: Recent Developments and New Directions
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Low-Dimensional Nanoscale Systems On Discrete Spaces
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Pushing small molecules around
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H. Allen O. Hill
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Improved imaging in delicate situations
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Nanotechnology gets into winemaking
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Jan Tkac, Jaroslav Katrlík, Pavol Szomolanyi and Miroslav Stredansky
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Journal: Nano Today
