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A different type of 2D semiconductor

Atomic fractals in metallic glasses

New, ultrathin optical devices shape light in exotic ways

Making 3D objects disappear

Another milestone in hybrid artificial photosynthesis

At the ACS Meeting in Boston: Berkeley Lab’s Paul Alivisatos and Noah Bronstein Discuss Nanoparticles and Solar Energy Applications

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A different type of 2D semiconductor

Atomic fractals in metallic glasses

New, ultrathin optical devices shape light in exotic ways

Making 3D objects disappear

Another milestone in hybrid artificial photosynthesis

At the ACS Meeting in Boston: Berkeley Lab’s Paul Alivisatos and Noah Bronstein Discuss Nanoparticles and Solar Energy Applications

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Atomic fractals in metallic glasses

New, ultrathin optical devices shape light in exotic ways

Making 3D objects disappear

Another milestone in hybrid artificial photosynthesis

At the ACS Meeting in Boston: Berkeley Lab’s Paul Alivisatos and Noah Bronstein Discuss Nanoparticles and Solar Energy Applications

A different type of 2D semiconductor