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Home > News > Dislocations line up for conducting nanowires

June 17th, 2003

Dislocations line up for conducting nanowires

Abstract:
Scientists from the University of Tokyo have grown conducting nanowires inside crystals of the normally insulating ceramic sapphire. The researchers believe the technique will work for a number of material systems.

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