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Volume 4 Issue 11, November 2005

Morphology of a block copolymer vesicle

Cover design by Karen Moore

Volume 4 Issue 11

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  • The use of quantum dots as DNA nanosensors promises to significantly enhance the sensitivity of fluorescence-based DNA detection for medical diagnosis and biomolecular investigations.

    • Benoit Dubertret
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  • Single-ion implantation enables tuning of transistor performance, one dopant atom at a time.

    • Thomas Schenkel
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  • The complexity of the size, shape and composition of nanocrystals is evolving. Equipping them with a single gold tip that can serve as a preferential anchoring point for molecular linkers holds promise for new strategies in self-assembly.

    • Pantaleo Davide Cozzoli
    • Liberato Manna
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  • Once upon a time it was a surrogate for diamond. Now old SrTiO3 shines with its own (blue) light, as a radiative process from oxygen vacancies is discovered.

    • Harold Y. Hwang
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