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Electrical properties of glass at the nanoscale lead to a pump the size of a red blood cell PDF Print E-mail
Friday, 27 August 2010 18:24

Researchers have devised a way to fabricate tiny electrodes from glass, harnessing a phenomenon by which nanoscale glass walls can be transformed from insulators to conductors and back again. At larger scales, that phenomenon, known as " dielectric breakdown ," leads to excess heating and structural damage, but at the nanoscale the process appears to be harmless and reversible. [More]

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