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Frontside-Illuminated GaAs/AlGaAs Quantum Well Photodetector Yields 3 THz Peak Spectral Response and μA/cm2 Dark Current

BNA Yields Widely Tunable THz Source

Combustion Spray Process Leads to Rapid Fabrication of Porous SOFC Electrodes

Surface Plasmons Utilized to Achieve High-Density Nanolithography

C60-Based Organic Diode Performance More than 100 × Better than Other Organic Semiconductor Devices

Simulation of Spin-MOSFET Predicts Strong Dependence of Spin Transport on Magnetic Configuration

InGaP/GaAs HBTs Operate as Light-Emitting Transistor

Flexible Transistors with High Carrier Mobilities Made from Carbon Nanotubes

100-Fold X-Ray Source Brightness Improvement Possible with Liquid-Metal-Jet Anode

Si/TiB2 Microcomposite as Li-Ion Battery Anode Material Yields High and Stable Discharge Capacity

AlGaAs Microcooler with 2°C Maximum Cooling at 100°C Demonstrated

Influence of Icosahedral Short-Range Order in Undercooled Melts on the Nucleation Barrier Directly Observed

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