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Nanotechnology News from Nanowerk In This Issue... New study presents hygroscopic micro/nanolenses along carbon nanotube ion channels Discovery of zero-energy bound states at both ends of a one-dimensional atomic line defect Pathways toward realizing the promise of all-solid-state batteries 3D Hierarchically porous nanostructured catalyst helps efficiently reduce CO2 A scalable production system for MXenes Water-free way to make MXenes could mean new uses for the promising nanomaterials More Recent Articles New study presents hygroscopic micro/nanolenses along carbon nanotube ion channels A novel technology, capable of analyzing nanomaterials in our daily lives with the use of common 'salt' has been developed. This allows various molecules to amplify up to hundreds of times the signals they produce in response to light, thereby making them very useful for nanomaterial research. • Email to a friend • Discovery of zero-energy bound states at both ends of a one-dimensional atomic line defect Scientists discovered Majorana zero modes at both ends of 1D atomic line defects in two-dimensional iron-based high-temperature superconductors. • Email to a friend • Pathways toward realizing the promise of all-solid-state batteries Nanoengineers offer a research roadmap that includes four challenges that need to be addressed in order to advance a promising class of batteries - all-solid-state batteries - to commercialization. • Email to a friend • 3D Hierarchically porous nanostructured catalyst helps efficiently reduce CO2 Researchers developed a three-dimensional hierarchically porous nanostructured catalyst with carbon dioxide to carbon monoxide conversion rate up to 3.96 times higher than that of conventional nanoporous gold catalysts. • Email to a friend • A scalable production system for MXenes Researchers have designed a system that can be used to make large quantities of the material while preserving its unique properties. The lab-scale reactor system can convert a ceramic precursor material into a pile of the powdery black MXene titanium carbide, in quantities as large as 50 grams per batch. • Email to a friend • Water-free way to make MXenes could mean new uses for the promising nanomaterials The new discovery removes water from the MXene-making process, which means the materials can be used in applications in which water is a contaminant or hampers performance, such as battery electrodes and next-generation solar cells. • Email to a friend • More Recent Articles Laser metallizes 2D insulator Universal 3D-printing nanocarrier ink paves way for personalized biomaterial implants Nanoparticles and heat cure intestinal cancer in mice How impermeable is the impermeable graphene? New nano strategy fights superbugs

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