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Cambridge Enterprise: Commercialising Nanotube Mode-locked Lasers (pdf)
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Organic solar cells , Horizons10 (pdf)
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Condensed-matter physics: Carbon conductor corrupted (Nature, News and Views, 458, 38, 2009) (pdf)
Materials Science: Transforming Graphene (Science, 323, 589, 2009) (pdf)
Graphene to graphane by chemical conversion (News from RSC Chemistry World, January 2009) (pdf)
Graphene: Here comes graphane? (Nature chemistry, research highlights, 16 January 2009) (pdf)
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New scientist interview. (NewScientistTech, 10 April 2008) (pdf) |
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Dr Andrea Ferrari from Cambridge University was honoured with the Marie Curie excellence award of the European Union for his research into nanotubes and new electronic devices.
(University of Cambridge, 16 April 2008) (pdf)
(European Commission, 12 March 2008) (pdf)
(CORDIS, 12 March 2008) (pdf)
(Terra Sociedad (sp), 12 March 2008) (pdf)
(Dolomiten (gr), 12 March 2008) (pdf)
(Science ORF (gr), 12 March 2008) (pdf)
(Bem Comum (po), 12 March 2008) (pdf)
(La Repubblica (it), 12 March 2008) (pdf)
(La Stampa (it), 12 March 2008) (pdf)
(SestoPotere (it), 12 March 2008) (pdf)
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Dr Andrea Ferrari receives the Brian Mercer Award for Innovation in Nanotechnology from The Royal Society (Cambridge University, 5 March 2008) (pdf) |
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Dr. Andrea Ferrari receives a European Research Council grant:
(University of Cambridge 16 June 2008) (pdf)
(The Times Higher Awards 2008) (pdf)
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Rapidly Counting Graphene Layers, One by One (Microscopy Focus, November 2007) (pdf) |
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Ink jet printing CNTs without clogging (Technical textiles, 18 October 2007) (pdf) |
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Ink-jet printing produces nanotube transistors (Nanotechweb, 4 October 2007) (pdf)
UK researchers create carbon nanotube transistor by ink-jet printing (chemical.e-techherald.com, 9 October 2007) (pdf)
Ink-jet printing produces nanotube transistors (Nanost World, 6 October 2007) (pdf) |
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The excitement of two dimensions (Materials Today, editorial July-August 2007) (pdf) |
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Royal Society Video on Nanotube Photonics (Cambridge University) (mpg video) |
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Cambridge Scientists Produce Live Video Showing How Carbon Nanotubes Form:(Azonano, 6 March 2007) (pdf) |
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Watch them grow (The Engineering online, 7 May 2007) (pdf) |
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Video shows how carbon nanotubes form: (What's Next In Science & Technology, 3 March 2007) (pdf) |
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Watch footage of how nanotubes form:
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Nanotube formation captured on video:
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This week in cond-mat: Born-Oppenheimer breakdown in graphene (Nanoscale views, 02 December 2006) (pdf) |
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Diamond-like carbon for data and beer storage (Nanowerk, 14 February 2007) (pdf) |
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Of Beer and Bottles (Nanoarchitecture.net, 24 December 2006) (pdf) |
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New method of growing carbon nanotubes will revolutionise electronics:
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Ultrasmooth carbon for ultrahigh data storage density (Physorg.com, 13 October 2005) (pdf) |
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Scientists grow carbon nanofibres straight onto plastic (Nanotechweb, 4 December 2003) (pdf) |
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