Nanoscale systems are forecast to be a means of integrating desirable attributes of molecular and bulk regimes into easily processed materials. Notable examples include plastic light-emitting ...

THE second edition of Vol. 2 of Prof. Haas's “Introduction to Theoretical Physics” deserves special mention, because in the four years which have elapsed since the publication of the first ...

This article considers the different ways that physics operates at nanoscale level, and also looks at the self-assembly process. The article concludes by looking at the tools and devices used in cell ...

So what is the site about? Nanoscale Views is a blog written by physicist Douglas Natelson, who heads the physics and astronomy department at Rice University in the US. The blog has a catchy strapline ...

Welcome to Boston College Physics. As a department, we are a community of over 150, including faculty, administrative staff, postdocs, ... The Graduate Program in the Department of Physics is ...

OverviewResearchers in chemical physics apply physical methods and theory to study molecular and collective properties of chemical systems. The focus is on understanding complex phenomena from gas ...

Oct 16, 2012: A five-week webinar on the essential physics of nanoscale transistors (w/video) (Nanowerk News) This web-based course was developed by Professor Mark Lundstrom to update a short course ...

However, with the advent of nanotechnology, the interest in spatially-resolved elemental information has been raised. In this regard, Auger electron spectroscopy can be easily turned to microscopy, ...

At RIT you don’t just study these areas, you work directly with faculty conducting research. The School of Physics and Astronomy conducts millions of dollars in research annually in experimental, ...

A study from Technion unveils a newly discovered form of quantum entanglement in the total angular momentum of photons confined in nanoscale structures. This discovery could play a key role in the ...

The quest to control and understand the intrinsic spin of electrons to advance nanoscale electronics is hampered by how hard it is to measure tiny, fast magnetic devices. Applied physicists at ...