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        Solar cell nanotechnology uses the right imperfections

        Carbon nanotubes with the proper imperfections were found to replace more problematic and expensive materials in dye-sensitized solar cells.

        Nanotechnology offers nanowire 'towels' and designer 'nanobatons' to clean up oil spills

        Two different types of nanostructures have been reported as nanotech methods to clean up oil spills and other organic pollutants.

        New measurements of charge dynamics of graphene may guide potential nanotechnology applications

        Very precise measurements confirmed many of the unusual effects theoretically predicted for graphene, but they also revealed effects of unanticipated additional interactions, which are not yet understood.

        Nanotechnology controls crystal morphology for energy and environmental applications

        Researchers have developed a method of producing titanium oxide crystals with more reactive surfaces.

        Kavli prize honors nanotechnology researchers

        Two researchers were rewarded with the 2008 Kavli Prize in Nanoscience for their pioneering discoveries of quantum dots and carbon nanotubes.

        Nanotechnology demonstration of room-temperature graphene transistors

        In yet another step toward making nanotech transistors from graphene nanoribbons, chemically-prepared graphene nanoribbons less than 10 nm wide were found to be uniformly room-temperature, field-effect transistors.

        Nanotechnology: adding graphene to make superior polymers

        Nanotech materials useful for a wide variety of applications may result from the discovery that adding very small amounts of graphene to polymers greatly increases the desirable properties of the polymers.

        Call to prevent carbon nanotubes from becoming the 'asbestos' of nanotechnology

        The safe commercialization of nanotech will require special attention to the manufacture and disposal of materials using carbon nanotubes.

        A nanotechnology approach to making thin film solar cells more efficient

        Nanowires of indium phosphide grown directly on an electrode greatly increase the flow of electrons through a polymer film to the electrode.

        Synthetic transport of cargo for nanotechnology applications

        Nanotechnology can use catalytic motors to convert chemical to mechanical energy, using fuels that are chemically simpler than ATP and catalysts that are simpler than enzymes.

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