from Semiconductor International

Stronger nanoparticle films that are easier to handle have been developed by Vanderbilt University researchers. "Our films are so resilient that we can pick them up with a pair of tweezers and move them around on a surface without tearing," said James Dickerson, assistant professor of physics at Vanderbilt. more » » »

Stronger nanoparticle films that are easier to handle have been developed by Vanderbilt University researchers. "Our films are so resilient that we can pick them up with a pair of tweezers and move them around on a surface without tearing," said James Dickerson, assistant professor of physics at Vanderbilt. more » » »