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Water-Soluble Warped Nanographene
Synthesis of a water-soluble warped nanographene and its application for photo-induced cell death
13-Feb-2018
Graphene and its nano-sized little sibling, nanographene, are well known for their remarkable photoelectronic properties. However, biomedical applications are hampered by the insolubility of the materials, especially in water. A Japanese team of scientists has now introduced substituted “warped ...
2-D tin (stanene) without buckling
A possible topological insulator
23-Jan-2018
Nagoya University-led researchers produce 2D sheets of tin atoms predicted to have exotic uses in electronics. Nagoya, Japan - Sometimes it pays to be two-dimensional. The merits of graphene, a 2D sheet of carbon atoms, are well established. In its wake have followed a host of "post-graphene ...
Breaking down plastic waste
Organo-ruthenium mediated hydrogenation under mild conditions
30-May-2017
What to do proteins and Kevlar have in common? Both feature long chain molecules that are strung together by amide bonds. These strong chemical bonds are also common to many other naturally occurring molecules as well as man-made pharmaceuticals and plastics. Although amide bonds can give great ...
The proof is in the pudding
Confirming the link between disorder and metastability in granular physics
23-May-2016
There is an important difference between knowing something, and being able to prove something. Even in science, there are ideas that everyone shares, but no one can prove. The link between disorder and metastability in a s was one of such ideas, until three researchers devised an experiment to ...
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