Research Articles
The Nanoscale Balancing Act: Mastering Silicon-Based Anti-Reflective Coatings
Exploring how plasma and wet processes affect silicon-rich anti-reflective coatings for advanced semiconductor manufacturing at sub-20nm technology nodes.
Nature's Nanomachines: How Viruses Are Revolutionizing Materials Science
Exploring how virus-based supramolecular structures are transforming materials science, medicine, and technology through innovative nanotechnology approaches.
The Invisible Revolution: How Metallic and Inorganic Nanoparticles Are Changing Our World
Explore how metallic and inorganic nanoparticles are revolutionizing medicine, environmental remediation, and technology through their unique properties and applications.
The Hybrid Revolution: How Combined Materials Are Transforming Our World
Explore how hybrid materials combine different substances at the nanoscale to create revolutionary properties with applications in energy, medicine, and sustainability.
The Inorganic Revolution: How Tiny Metals Are Transforming Our Tech World
Explore how inorganic photoresists using metals like hafnium and tin are overcoming the limits of organic materials to enable smaller, more powerful semiconductor technology.
The Invisible Shield: Mapping the Molecular Armor That Fights Rust
How scientists are designing ultra-thin, super-smart films to protect everything from skyscrapers to smartphones from the relentless attack of corrosion.
The Molecular Marriage: Supercharging Nature’s Tiny Machines with Gold
Discover how scientists are boosting artificial enzymes by fusing them with gold nanoparticles, where shape is the key to unlocking their superpowers.
The Power of Pores: Building a Better Supercapacitor, One Nanosphere at a Time
Discover how scientists are designing porous carbon nanospheres with atomic precision to create next-generation supercapacitors for ultra-fast energy storage.
The Power of Nothing: How Empty Spaces in Supramolecular Materials Are Solving Global Crises
Exploring how engineered emptiness in supramolecular materials is addressing global challenges in water purification, energy storage, and molecular separation.
The Tiny Alchemists: How Bacteria and Fungi Are Revolutionizing Semiconductor Manufacturing
Explore how bacteria and fungi are being used to create nanosized sulfide semiconductors through biological synthesis, offering a green alternative to traditional manufacturing methods.