what's this?

This promoted post is an advertisement generated with our self-serve advertisement tool.

Use of this tool is open to all members of reddit.com, and for as little as $5.00 you can advertise in this area. Get started ›

This is a new ad format that we are currently testing. We often try new types of ads in a limited capacity. If you have feedback, please let us know in the ads subreddit.

This area shows new and upcoming links. Vote on links here to help them become popular, and click the forwards and backwards buttons to view more.

Enter a keyword or topic to discover new subreddits around your interests. Be specific!

You can access this tool at any time on the /subreddits/ page.

1
1240
1241

Researchers make a "diffusive" memristor (a resistor that “remembers” how much current has flowed through it) that emulates how a real synapse works. The device could be used as a key element in integrated circuits and next-generation computers that mimic how the human brain works.academic (nanotechweb.org)

submitted by drewiepoodle to /r/Futurology

2
23
24

Researchers make a "diffusive" memristor (a resistor that “remembers” how much current has flowed through it) that emulates how a real synapse works. The device could be used as a key element in integrated circuits and next-generation computers that mimic how the human brain works.Nanoscience (nanotechweb.org)

submitted by drewiepoodle to /r/science

3
1
2

Researchers make a "diffusive" memristor (a resistor that “remembers” how much current has flowed through it) that emulates how a real synapse works. The device could be used as a key element in integrated circuits and next-generation computers that mimic how the human brain works.Computers (nanotechweb.org)

submitted by abrownn to /r/TechOfTheFuture

4
4
5

NV magnetometer could help make write heads smallerNanoscience (nanotechweb.org)

submitted by slowke_at_work to /r/science

5
235
236

New Carbon Nanotube Chip Outperforms Silicon Semiconductors (nanotechweb.org)

submitted by Kylde to /r/tech

6
1
2

2D semiconductors anyone? (nanotechweb.org)

submitted by LoupGaRoo to /r/DailyTechNewsShow

7
0
1

Carbon nanotube mesh helps reorganise neural tissue (nanotechweb.org)

submitted by Vailhem to /r/nanotech

8
54
55

Researchers have made the first autonomous chemically powered synthetic small-molecule motor. The new device, which is very much like the protein motors found in biological cells, might be used to design artificial molecular machines similar to those found in nature.Chemistry (nanotechweb.org)

submitted by the_phet to /r/science

9
1
2

Phase-change chalcogenides for neuronal computing (nanotechweb.org)

submitted by keghn to /r/neuralnetworks

10
2
3

Photonic gyroids mimic butterfly wings (nanotechweb.org)

submitted by keghn to /r/nanotech

11
7
8

Ultralow-power operation of future nanoelectronic chips is enabled by “Mexican hat” in bilayer grapheneNanoscience (nanotechweb.org)

submitted by redditredditreddit42 to /r/science

12
7
8

Can atomic force microscopy really measure the thickness of graphene? (nanotechweb.org)

submitted by publishperishorpod to /r/graphene

13
4
5

Fostering strategies in materials design (nanotechweb.org)

submitted by JoyOfMolybdenum to /r/nanotechnology

14
2
3

Fostering strategies in materials design (nanotechweb.org)

submitted by JoyOfMolybdenum to /r/nanotech

15
1
2

Fostering strategies in materials design (nanotechweb.org)

submitted by JoyOfMolybdenum to /r/materials

16
0
1

Nanocrystals convert infrared light into visible light (nanotechweb.org)

submitted by keghn to /r/quantum

17
34
35

Atom-thin transistor defies fundamental limits (nanotechweb.org)

submitted by keghn to /r/TheFutureIsNow

18
3
4

Graphene could help make new SI standard for resistance (nanotechweb.org)

submitted by Vailhem to /r/graphene

19
0
1

Artificial Virus Could Deliver Drugs (nanotechweb.org)

submitted by Stewpid to /r/ScienceUncensored

20
13
14

Chip features cross the 10 nm barrier (nanotechweb.org)

submitted by VasanthAust to /r/nanotech

21
1
2

Polymer membrane makes good nanofilter (nanotechweb.org)

submitted by VasanthAust to /r/nanotechnology

22
2
3

World's thinnest light bulb - Graphene gets bright (nanotechweb.org)

submitted by RealtechPostBot to /r/realtech

23
0
1

World's thinnest light bulb - Graphene gets brighttechnology|VasanthAust (nanotechweb.org)

submitted by [deleted] to /r/Stuff

24
0
0

World's thinnest light bulb - Graphene gets brightNanotech (nanotechweb.org)

submitted by VasanthAust to /r/technology

25
0
1

Graphene based battery runs off ambient heat only, to provide a limitless source of power?Futurology|anti-hero (nanotechweb.org)

submitted by Silent_Sapient to /r/Stuff

view more: next ›or try a random subreddit