nanotechnology

Copper and Carbon: The Atomic Revolution in Electronics

Researchers have developed a novel method to form covalent bonds between copper (Cu) and carbon nanotubes (CNTs) to overcome resistance issues at the metal-nanotube interface. By chemically modifying CNTs and copper surfaces, amide bonds were created, significantly improving conductivity and durability. This innovation holds immense promise for the future of electronics, especially in creating efficient, high-performance circuits.

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Quantum Dots

Illuminating Healthcare: The Future of Medicine with Carbon Quantum Dots

Imagine tiny, glowing particles that could revolutionize how doctors diagnose and treat diseases. Carbon quantum dots are the next big thing in medical technology, offering safer, more precise ways to see inside the body, track treatments, and deliver medicine right where it’s needed. The future of healthcare is about to get a lot brighter.

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