Nanoscience

Molecular Footprints And Memory Squeeze-Downs

Molecular Footprints And Memory Squeeze-Downs

16.05.2000

Nanoscience, Materials Science

Is your music collection taking up too much space? How would you like to pack all of your music onto a single CD? Weizmann Institute scientists have...

Of Magnets, Molecules, and Memory

Of Magnets, Molecules, and Memory

01.10.1998

Tiny molecules created in a Weizmann Institute lab could help lead the way to smaller and more efficient electronics

Size Counts...

Size Counts...

01.10.1998

Insitute scientists are getting the tiniest structures under control

Shaping the Future

Shaping the Future

01.10.1998

Making the transition from "digging" to "building" -- using molecules instead of bricks -- may move nanoscience out of the stone age

Tiniest Switches Promise Ultracompact Computer Memories

Tiniest Switches Promise Ultracompact Computer Memories

01.10.1995

A molecule that changes color when iron atoms change binding sites could serve as ultra-tiny electronic switches

Buckyball-Like Structures Identified in Inorganic Semiconductor Material

Buckyball-Like Structures Identified in Inorganic Semiconductor Material

01.05.1993

Soccer-ball shaped molecules of tungsten may have new properties

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