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Tokyo Institute of Technology research: Antiaromatic molecule displays record electrical conductance

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Figure 1. Structures of the molecules used in the study of Fujii and colleagues. left: Antiaromatic norcorrole-based Ni complex, Ni(nor)....

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Studying Argon Gas Trapped in Two-Dimensional Array of Tiny "Cages": Understanding how individual atoms enter and exit the nanoporous frameworks could help scientists design new materials for gas separation and nuclear waste remediation

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An artistic rendering of an argon (Ar) atom trapped in a nanocage that has a silicon (Si)-oxygen (O) framework.

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'Upconverted' light has a bright future: Rice University professor developing plasmon-powered devices for medicine, security, solar cells

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A Rice University professor has introduced a new method that takes advantage of plasmonic metals' production of hot carriers to boost light...

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Hidden Stars May Make Planets Appear Smaller

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This cartoon explains why the reported sizes of some exoplanets may need to be revised in cases where...

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Curiosity Mars Rover Begins Study of Ridge Destination

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his early 2017 look ahead from the Mastcam of NASA's Curiosity Mars rover includes four geological layers to be...

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Thinking thin brings new layering and thermal abilities to the semiconductor industry: In a breakthrough for the semiconductor industry, researchers demonstrate a new layer transfer technique called "controlled spalling" that creates many thin layers from

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The same 20-micron spalled GaN film, demonstrating the film's flexibility.

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Making two out of one: FAU researchers have explained the mechanism behind a process that can increase the efficiency of organic solar cells

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Making two out of one: FAU researchers have explained the mechanism behind a process that can increase the efficiency of organic solar...

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Giant enhancement of electromagnetic waves revealed within small dielectric particles: Scientists have done for the first time direct measurements of giant electromagnetic fields

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Intensity of the magnetic field at the scattering of an electromagnetic wave. The incident wave propagates from left to right as it is...

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