A list of the “Top 50 Blogs by Scientific Researchers” includes Nanodot among blogs focusing on open source and open access, academia, projects funded by organizations, and news produced by writers who research science.

The formation of a supramolecular bilayer is induced by buckyball guest molecules.

Singapore and European Union launch project to create and test a molecular-sized processor chip.

A review article presents the amazing features of graphene and discusses how it might complement or replace silicon for the fabrication of electronic devices.

This talk will highlight several examples that you may not be following of companies with the breakthroughs to drive forward during the recovery.

Graphene analog of Teflon could lead to ultrafast transistors and high performance materials for aircraft and elsewhere.

Inserting a nanometer-thick insulating layer on graphene enables spin injection into graphene, a step toward spin computers.

High-performance metal-insulator-metal (MIM) diodes made possibe by controlling quantum mechanical tunneling through an ultrathin insulator could change modern electronics.

Gold nanoparticles carrying nucleic acids into a cell must have the nucleic acids tightly linked via covalent bonds to avoid profound, unanticipated effects on gene expression.

US National Nanotechnology Initiative wants your comments on its strategic plan.

Hogg and Freitas provide a theoretical analysis of the power constraints when nanorobots rely entirely on ambient bloodstream oxygen and glucose and identify aspects of nanorobot design that significantly affect available power.

A book on nanotechnology education and workforce training written by Judith Light Feather and Miguel Aznar

Self assembly of aromatic dipeptide into nanospheres stiffer than Kevlar may make possible printing stronger, lighter body armor.