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The berkeley lab tag covers research from the U.S. Department of Energy's Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. Topics include discoveries in materials science, such as the edge states of graphene nanoribbons and the development of metallic glass that is stronger and tougher than steel. These threads highlight advances in nanotechnology and material properties, with implications for electronics and structural applications. The content focuses on fundamental scientific breakthroughs and their potential real-world uses, reflecting Berkeley Lab's role in cutting-edge physics and engineering research.
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Electronic life on the edge: Scientists discover the edge states of graphene nanoribbons
A scanning tunneling microscope determines the topography and orientation of the graphene nanoribbons on the atomic scale. In spectroscopy mode, it determines changes in the density of electronic states, from the nanoribbon's interior to its edge. Credit: Crommie et al, Lawrence Berkeley...- cybercore
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- atomic scale berkeley lab charge transport edge states electronic properties energy efficiency graphene magnetoresistance materials science nanoribbons nanoscale devices nanotechnology optical effects physics division quantum physics research scanning tunneling microscopy semiconductors spin-valves theoretical predictions
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New Glass Stronger and Tougher Than Steel
Link Removed Link Removed ScienceDaily (Jan. 11, 2011) — Glass stronger and tougher than steel? A new type of damage-tolerant metallic glass, demonstrating a strength and toughness beyond that of any known material, has been developed and tested by a collaboration of researchers with the...- cybercore
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- advanced materials amorphous structure berkeley lab caltech composite materials crack propagation damage tolerance engineering fabrication innovation materials science microalloy palladium plasticity research strength toughness
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