Carbon nanotubes could revolutionize everything from space travel to medicine. Discovered in 1991, these tiny, incredibly ...

Unlike carbon nanotubes, which have continuous cylindrical surfaces ... These unique nanostructures exhibit intriguing properties and hold great potential for various applications in nanotechnology.

The potential of carbon nanotubes: CNT-based EUV pellicles offer ... X-ray windows, and other EUV applications. High transmittance translates to more EUV light passing through the pellicle to ...

However, findings about the potential for negative health effects have led to dwindling enthusiasm,” explains Hisashi. “Greater efforts to ensure the safety of carbon nanotubes are crucial for ...

Single-walled carbon nanotubes can be used to detect single ... and the molecules of interest, and the application of a voltage leads to an ionic current through the nanopore.

A surprising discovery reveals that carbon nanotubes made from CO2 spontaneously create intense, stable plasma in ordinary ...

Recycling materials, such as plastics and metals, is an attractive, but challenging path toward sustainable material ...

based on carbon nanotubes," Zhiyong Zhang, co-author of the paper, told Tech Xplore. "We were inspired by the fast ...

“Nanotubes will outperform silicon as we finish these developments to overcome those final challenges,” Jinkins says, referring to the challenges of sorting, creating uniform films, and conducting ...