By patterning nanoscale donuts into a 2D crystal, researchers have achieved a new level of control over its electrical and optical properties.

Nanomaterial safety is possible with this new method that keeps carbon nanotubes from escaping.

Combining nanotechnology and a material from crustacean shells results in an absorbable wound dressing that speeds healing.

A new nanocomposite material could help future electronics and energy storage devices handle seriously high temperatures.

With a new method, scientists doped nanodiamonds with silicon, which made them glow a deep red.

A new supercapacitor shows solid performance and stability—even when researchers stretch it to 800 percent of its original size.

Dropping electronics can seriously damage their batteries. A device that can stand up to a car crash could change that.

A new platform could lead to quantum bits that are both stable and mass producible, paving the way for quantum computers.

Quantum dots could make a great antioxidant to treat people who've had brain injuries, heart attacks, or strokes.

A new nanotechnology-based system can get the heart to heal itself rather than scar after a heart attack.