Variations in the vibrations of beams of silicon create a sensitive way of measuring pressure changes.

The flow of an electrical current can be imaged directly using magnetic bubbles.

By adding long-chain alkylamine ligands into the mixture during perovskite production, the team created an inverted perovskite solar cell with enhanced stability and with a record-certified efficiency of an impressive 22.3 percent.

The team's hydrogen evolution photocatalysts (HEPs) exhibited hydrogen evolution rates an order of magnitude beyond what is currently achievable with single-component inorganic HEPs.

A simple, cost-effective technique uses solution-based printing to make better ultrathin transistors.

Extremely thin strips of phosphorus may help engineers to fabricate nanoscale transistors with atomically perfect structures.