| 151 - 151 |
Risks and benefits
[Anonymous] |
| 153 - 155 |
What drives public acceptance of nanotechnology?
Currall SC, King EB, Lane N, Madera J, Turner S |
| 157 - 158 |
How to commercialize nanotechnology
Helmus MN |
| 163 - 164 |
Electronic materials - Buckling down for flexible electronics
Lu XM, Xia YN |
| 164 - 165 |
Nanomaterials - Live-action alloy nanowires
van Ruitenbeek J |
| 166 - 167 |
Nanomedicine - New material stops bleeding in a hurry
Hartgerink JD |
| 167 - 168 |
Device physics - Super-semiconducting nanowires
Belzig W |
| 169 - 170 |
Molecular self-assembly - Another brick in the wall
Zhang SG |
| 170 - 170 |
Surface patterning: Fullerenes line up
Chun AL |
| 171 - U4 |
Nanoelectronics - New life for the'dead layer'
Rabe KM |
| 173 - 181 |
Electron transport in molecular junctions
Tao NJ |
| 182 - 185 |
Experimental realization of suspended atomic chains composed of different atomic species
Bettini J, Sato F, Coura PZ, Dantas SO, Galvao DS, Ugarte D |
| 186 - 189 |
Epitaxial growth of silicon nanowires using an aluminium catalyst
Wang YW, Schmidt V, Senz S, Gosele U |
| 190 - U5 |
Programmable self-assembly of metal ions inside artificial DNA duplexes
Tanaka K, Clever GH, Takezawa Y, Yamada Y, Kaul C, Shionoya M, Carell T |
| 195 - 200 |
Controlled patterning of aligned self-assembled peptide nanotubes
Reches M, Gazit E |
| 201 - 207 |
Controlled buckling of semiconductor nanoribbons for stretchable electronics
Sun YG, Choi WM, Jiang HQ, Huang YGY, Rogers JA |
| 208 - 213 |
Ge/Si nanowire mesoscopic Josephson junctions
Xiang J, Vidan A, Tinkham M, Westervelt RM, Lieber CM |
| 214 - 220 |
Rapid and label-free nanomechanical detection of biomarker transcripts in human RNA
Zhang J, Lang HP, Huber F, Bietsch A, Grange W, Certa U, McKendry R, Guntgerodt HJ, Hegner M, Gerber C |
