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PV-Thermal

Continued development of 3D solar collection strategies highlighted in new publication featuring scientists from physics an engineering...

2020 ~ whew!

Well that's it. That's all she wrote. There is no more to 2020. Let's take a quick minute to see where it has left NANOTECH. What did we...

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Wake-Nanotech leads international team in development of topological quantum computers

Materials created at the WFU Nanotechnology Center are thought to be key to the creation of more stable QuBits. Topological Systems in 2D...

Protect your data

NSF leads the way with requirements on data archiving. NSF requirements on data archiving and access have long been in place. Over the...

Topological doping effects in 2D chalcogenide thermoelectrics

A new study shows that doping 2D topological materials can dramatically alter their thermoelectric effects. The team included: Chaochao...

Two Nanotech Scientists Publish New Text

The new text is intended for beginning graduate students and advanced undergraduates. This text covers the typical introduction to solid...

Tailoring spin mixtures by ion-enhanced Maxwell magnetic coupling in color-tunable organic OLEDs

A new AC-multicolored pixel is demonstrated. The TEAM: Junwei Xu, Yue Cui, Gregory M Smith, Peiyun Li, Chaochao Dun, Linqi Shao, Yang...

New JEOL Arrives!

Big changes are coming to the WFU microscopy suite. Microscopy has become an ALL JEOL facility with the acquisition of its new JEOL 2010F...