Skip to main content

Tag: materials sciences

Conductivity is More Than Skin Deep

A Tailorable Nanotube, Formed by a Ring-shaped Protein

Sniffing Out Trouble

Berkeley Scientists Bring MRI/NMR to Microreactors

Debut of TEAM 0.5, the World's Best Microscope

Feeling the Heat: Berkeley Researchers Make Thermoelectric Breakthrough in Silicon Nanowires

Smaller is Stronger — Now Scientists Know Why

New Polymer Becomes Wetter as Temperature Increases

Falling into the Gap

Make Way for the Real Nanopod: Berkeley Researchers Create First Fully Functional Nanotube Radio

Going Live With Click Chemistry: Berkeley Researchers Create a Copper-free Version of the Technique

The Language of Magnetic Resonance

To demonstrate remote signal detection, the letters CAL were carved through the end of a plastic tube and placed in an NMR/MRI signal encoding coil. The image was reconstructed from 10 batches of spin-polarized xenon carried to a detection coil at a separate location. Although the batches arrived at different times, the spatial arrangement of the letters was accurately reproduced.