AFM probe enhances resolution (English)
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Title:AFM probe enhances resolution
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Table of contents – Volume 7, Issue 9
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Culture clashSealy, C. et al. | 2004
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Grain boundaries take leading role in deformationSealy, C. et al. | 2004
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Explosion of pits in stainless steelSealy, C. et al. | 2004
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Nanoparticles feel the strainSealy, C. et al. | 2004
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Surprising control of nanowiresSealy, C. et al. | 2004
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A transparent alternativeSealy, C. et al. | 2004
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Nanotubes could be the prefect sourceSealy, C. et al. | 2004
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Nanotubes probe the nanoscaleSealy, C. et al. | 2004
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The power of metalsRapp, B. et al. | 2004
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Stronger by a hairSealy, C. et al. | 2004
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Glassy route to ultrahard ceramicsSealy, C. et al. | 2004
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Uncommon behavior in ceramic compositesSealy, C. et al. | 2004
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Nanoribbons tie up photonic circuitsWood, J. et al. | 2004
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Carbon particles the easy wayWood, J. et al. | 2004
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Au nanoclusters are promising biolabelsWood, J. et al. | 2004
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Universal law for superconductorsWood, J. et al. | 2004
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Pores line upWood, J. et al. | 2004
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SrTiO3 feels the strainWood, J. et al. | 2004
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Growing carbon nanotubesAndo, Y. / Zhao, X. / Sugai, T. / Kumar, M. et al. | 2004
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New direction in nanotube scienceTerrones, M. / Jorio, A. / Endo, M. / Rao, A. M. / Kim, Y. A. / Hayashi, T. / Terrones, H. / Charlier, J. C. / Dresselhaus, G. / Dresselhaus, M. S. et al. | 2004
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Realistic applications of CNTsRobertson, J. et al. | 2004
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Joining of materials and structures| 2004
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The combinatorial approachMaier, W. F. et al. | 2004
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Enabling technologies for MEMS and nanodevices| 2004
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Silicon: evolution and future of a technology| 2004
- 56
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Introduction to nanoscale science and technology| 2004
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Soft machines - nanotechnology and life| 2004
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Optics of semiconductors and their nanostructures| 2004
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Science as we know itCahn, R. W. et al. | 2004
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Solid state theory: an introduction| 2004
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Plastic deformation in nanocrystalline materials| 2004
- 59
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Fundamentals of lights and lasers| 2004
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Career boost for young scientists| 2004
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Swedish ESS location assessed| 2004
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Japan Prize for catalysis research| 2004
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ASM International award winners| 2004
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Ferrell becomes APS fellow| 2004
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Fotakis and Eliseev win awards| 2004
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Potocnik in charge of EU science| 2004
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Successful collaboration| 2004
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Durable sensors are SiN| 2004
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Three-in-one analysis| 2004
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Probe microscopy without lasers| 2004
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Faster materials characterization| 2004
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Software for electron microscopes| 2004
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Slimline nanopositioner| 2004
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New detector adds to capabilities| 2004
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AFM probe enhances resolution| 2004
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Pioneers need freedomBraben, D. et al. | 2004