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Home > News > 'Stuffed' nanotubes could enable high-density storage

November 26th, 2003

'Stuffed' nanotubes could enable high-density storage

Abstract:
Researchers here have succeeded in loading carbon nanotubes with magnetic materials, an advance that could enable the use of the tiny cylinders for making extremely high-density data storage devices. The Leibniz-Institut für Festkörper und Werkstoffforschung Dresden (IFW) said it was able to stuff nanotubes for the first time with iron, cobalt or nickel.

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EETimes

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