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Imaging: A brighter future for cell tracking

Fluorescent organic nanoparticles operating as cell tracers outperform existing methods for long-term tracking of living cells.

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Data storage: Better hard drives ready for lift-off

Operating a hard disk drive is as complex as keeping a superfast car on the road. Read/write heads within the hard disk must process a huge amount of data at high speed. Controlling the motion of the slider housing these heads is crucial: if the slider crashes, it could destroy the hard disk.

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Data storage: Maintaining privacy on the cloud

A data-sharing scheme utilizing an encryption manager shows the way towards low-cost, flexible and secure cloud storage services.

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Optics: Nanotechnology's benefits brought into focus

Conventional lenses, made of shaped glass, are limited in how precisely they can redirect beams of incoming light and make them meet at a point. Now, scientists have proposed a novel approach to 'superlens' systems that can surpass this classical limit of focusing light.

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Microelectronics: Automating cancer detection

Microelectronic engineers have developed and tested sensor technology that can detect and measure a chemical signature of bladder cancer. The light-based sensor could eventually be used for the early diagnosis and subsequent tracking of the progression and treatment of many different tumors, according to researchers.

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Solar energy: A richer harvest on the horizon

Theoretical simulations reveal that layered semiconductors with magnetic interfaces are potent catalysts for solar energy capture and conversion.

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Nanoparticles: Polymer knots with silicon hearts

Biocompatible complexes for drug delivery applications get a structural boost from nanoscale silicon cages.

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