nanoscopic scale

Research mimics brain cells to boost memory power
The image on the left is an electron beam microscopy image of the extremity of the plasmon nano-tweezers. The image on the right is a sketch illustrating the trapping of a nanoparticle in the bowtie aperture. Credit: Institute of Photonic Sciences
Optical nano-tweezers take over the control of nano-objects
What looks like sand dunes is actually smaller than a single grain of sand. Thanks to electrostatic surface interactions, DNA nanotubes (shown here in red) align along the prefabricated nanopattern on a silicon surface.
Self-aligning DNA wires for application in nanoelectronics
A Possible Hydrogen Storage Solution
Like Superman’s X-Ray Vision, New Microscope Reveals Nanoscale Details
Nanoscale Rope: Complex Nanomaterials That Assemble Themselves