Browse Articles | Nature Nanotechnology

3 min read Original article ↗

Article Type

Year

  • Microneedle electrochemical sensors featuring sub-micrometre tips, nanostructured surfaces, and a strain-isolated biointerface decouple tissue motion from the sensing environment, enabling biomolecular monitoring during free movement.

    • Marc Parrilla

    News & Views

  • Author Correction

  • A covalent organic framework monolayer membrane enables high selectivity and flux for the separation of Li+ from Na+ and K+. Ion transport is regulated by attraction and repulsion between bound and migrating ions via hydration-layer interactions, enabling selective transport without full dehydration.

    • Jinlei Yang
    • Bin Tu
    • Zhiyong Tang

    Article

  • The miniaturization of a semiconductor junction down to a single dopant is demonstrated; the tiny junction converts light into electrical current within a nanometre-sized spot, a signal that is subsequently detected across the much larger semiconducting homobilayer.

    • Nam Thanh Trung Vu
    • Mingjun Chen
    • Goki Eda

    Article

  • Across light generation, transmission, amplification, modulation and detection, nanoscale design is transforming photonics from an exercise in miniaturization into a platform for engineering optical functions.

    Editorial

  • Review Article

  • ArticleOpen Access

  • ArticleOpen Access

  • Author Correction

  • ArticleOpen Access

  • Nanoporous monolayer metal enables 0D quantum confinement of charged quasiparticles in a monolayer semiconductor.

    • Florian Dirnberger
    • Jonas D. Ziegler

    News & Views

  • An electrostatic excitonic corral in nanoporous-metal-defined monolayer WSe2 achieves quantum confinement of charged excitons, generating discrete energy levels and tunable transitions between localized and extended states.

    • Zhe Sun
    • Mohamed Shehabeldin
    • Qiong Ma

    Article

  • A novel platform based on standard semiconductor processing combined with a deterministic collapse strategy can lead to pristine and self-aligned interfaces with molecules.

    • Zuchong Yang
    • Emanuele Orgiu

    News & Views