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NSF-funded Rice study will trace path of nanomaterials 
Scientists produce nanoscale droplets with cancer-fighting implications
Tiny probe looks good on cameraEvanescent detection scheme opens the door to high-speed imaging of biological samples
The real-time visualisation and size analysis of nanoparticles in liquids ? nanoparticle tracking analysis.Application note from Robert Carr, Jonathan Smith, Patrick Hole, Andrew Malloy, Philip Nelson and Jeremy Warren from Nanosight Ltd and Lost Artifact Ltd
Scientists grow 'nanonets' able to snare added energy transfer
Suspended top gates make good graphene junctionsVacuum layer fills the gap and puts high quality devices within reach
Silk worms produce biocompatible opticsCocoons could deliver implantable optics with nanometre-scale features
Graphene pioneers bag Europhysics prizeGeim and Novoselov recognized for discovering new carbon material just one atom thick
Graphene pioneers follow in Nobel footsteps
Detecting quantum dots in the darkNew technique could enable sensing applications without fluorescence labelling
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