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New technique simplifies creation of nanoparticle 'magic-sized clusters'

A critical challenge in translating nanomaterials from the laboratory into commercial applications, such as lighting or optical memory storage, is making a batch of nanoparticles all the same size. Two Cornell research groups have joined forces to lay out a solution for this issue.

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Mapping lattice strain in 4H-Silicon Carbide by synchrotron double-crystal topography

The work was done at CHESS and APS by JIANQIU GUO ,YU YANG, BALAJI RAGHOTHAMACHAR, MICHAEL DUDLEY from SUNY Stony Brook and by CHESS Staff Scientist STAN STOUPIN (before he moved to CHESS).

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