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Highlights

NIMS continues collaboration with IOP Publishing

IOP Publishing has today announced a new three-year agreement with the National Institute for Materials Science (NIMS) for the continued publication of the open access title Science and Technology of Advanced Materials (STAM).

Spotlight on ferrites in Okinawa

The 11th International Conference on Ferrites was held in April 2013 at the Okinawa Convention Center, Japan.

Research galore in Singapore

Audio interview about the opportunities for scientists in Singapore.

Thailand as regional hub for medical-robot industry

NANOTEC join national advanced-medical-robotic-technology development project.

Graphene electrodes for tactile displays

Development of optically transparent and physically robust graphene-based actuators for tactile displays.

Featured journal

Published by IOP Publishing on behalf of the Japan Society of Fluid Mechanics, Fluid Dynamics Research covers original and creative works in all fields of fluid dynamics. Read the latest Invited Review paper published in the journal.

Lab talk

Nanostencils define sub-10 nm gaps in plasmonic antennas

Process can be used with SiO2-based nanostructures and substrates including glass and quartz.

Self-assembly approach loads nanoparticles on RGO sheets

Uniform-reduced graphene oxide/CeO2 nanocomposites display enhanced photocatalytic activity.

Nanosphere lithography pit pattern provides template for 3D densely ordered Ge QD crystals

Fudan University team fabricates up to 10 layers of 3D highly ordered and closely spaced Ge quantum dots on silicon.

Complex spin wave excitations

Magnetic excitations are revealed in the parent compounds of intercalated ternary iron selenide superconductors with one-quarter Fe vacancies.

Phase transitions caused by oxygen ion conduction

Quantum simulations reveal that oxygen insertion into Pr2NiO4 causes structural and half-metal/metal phase transitions.