📰Looking for a new read for this weekend?
Check out the new article in
#NanoLetters @pubs.acs.org
'From Local to Collective Superconductivity in Proximitized Graphene'. 👇 @cienciasuam.bsky.social @dipcehu.bsky.social @nanogune.bsky.social Institut Néel @cnrs.fr

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Exciting news! 🚀
Our latest work has been selected as the cover article in Nano Letters! 🎉

“Attonewton Force Resolution Measurements with Silicon Nanospheres at the Thermal Noise Limit in Ambient-Temperature Liquids”

#NanoLetters #CoverArticle #OpticalTweezers #ForceMeasurement #ZMBP

DNA Origami Tension Sensors (DOTS) for Single-Molecule Force Measurements at Fluid Intermembrane Junctions A key event in triggering adaptive immunity is the binding of a T cell receptor (TCR) to its antigen at the T cell–target cell interface. Mechanical forces are critical for TCR–antigen interactions, w...

It's an awesome Monday for the Salaita lab! Our latest paper was just accepted to #ACS #NanoLetters. Huge congratulations to Sarah Al Abdullatif, Alexander K. Foote Yuesong Hu, and Jhordan Rogers for their incredible work and well-deserved recognition 🧠💪

#emory #chemistry #DNA #tensionsensor #tcell

🌎 New #scientificpublication at #Nanoletters @pubs.acs.org 

📍Polarimetry with Spins in the Solid State
👩‍🔬🧑‍🔬 L. Peri, F. von Horstig, S. Barraud, C. Ford, M. Benito and M. Gonzalez-Zalba
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🤩New cover for #NanoLetters! Brain-insired Engineering 🧠

We depicted liquid artificial #synapses which were engineered with copper-based #electrolytes. The liquid-medium, enabled to better emulate the ionic movements associated with learning in the brain, making this approach close to #biovoltages.

⚡️⚡️My new cover for #NanoLetters: GaN nanorods!⚡️⚡️

The cover and the article are devoted to an inverted #photovoltage mechanism in GaN. This was achieved through a reverse charge transfer, driven by an electrostatic field induced by surface strain.
#sciart #science #scientific_illustration #nano

Molecular design of nanographenes and magnetism Nanographenes can be designed to have magnetic properties, opening doors to future technologies like super-fast computers or advanced sensors

📰 #NanoLetters article by @dipcehu.bsky.social and co., with Paula Angulo and Martina Corso from CFM, finely revised at @mappingignorance.org
⚛️🔐Unlocking magnetism in nanographenes: The role of oxyradicals and molecular design
@csic.es @upvehu.bsky.social

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Three-Dimensional Electron Microscopy of Chiral Nanoparticles: From Imaging to Measuring The increasing interest in plasmonic nanoparticles with intrinsic chirality, i.e., reduced symmetry and strong optical activity, calls for characterization beyond qualitative imaging. In this context,...

We´re happy to share the first Chiral-Pro paper "Three-Dimensional Electron Microscopy of Chiral Nanoparticles: From Imaging to Measuring", in #NanoLetters. Check it here!! pubs.acs.org/doi/full/10....

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🚀 Excited to share our latest work, now out in #NanoLetters!
We show how to encode up to 4 bits of information onto gliding #microtubules using patterned photobleaching as fluorescent barcodes. 🔗 pubs.acs.org/doi/epdf/10....
🧠💡 Big thanks to the team!

#MolecularRobotics #SyntheticBiology

we are on the cover!!! #hBN #EL @acspublications.bsky.social #Nanoletters! whoooohhhooo #academicchatter #publishing