Never before has something been so cold and something so hot! The temperature of a pinch of quantum gas has been reduced to below zero Kelvin, something thought impossible!

Researchers have created the world’s first light controlled switch, allowing them to create light controlled gates. The nanowire switches promise to speed up today’s computers manifold! Here’s the lowdown on the deal.

Scientists have just ‘split’ the electron and discovered a new quasiparticle – the orbiton. Can this solve issues in superconductivity?

Evidence of Majorana particles have been glimpsed in nanowire condensed matter systems. This is big news.

Stanford University scientists have come up with properties with which they can control electronic properties at will! They can create graphene electrons or even simulate the effect of electric fields on real electrons without applying any field!!

A new material is on the block and it can be serious competition to graphene! Graphyne may have better conduction properties than even graphene! Is Graphyne the next big thing?

Physicists from Australian and America have successfully made a transistor that is just one atom wide, using a phosphorus atom embedded in a silicon substrate.

The world’s first two-dimensional glass pane has been achieved! And it is a result of an accident. Sometimes accidents do wonders for discoveries.

The size of a byte just went down from half a billion atoms to just 100 atoms! Scientists fabricate the smallest unit of digital information storage yet!

Researchers at Cornell have tweaked light to alter the very flow of time. A hole in time is what they have accomplished, albeit for a brief period!

Molybdenite is a substance, which can take on Silicon and Graphene on its own turf and beat it in some games as well. You might be looking at the future of electronics industry.

Real 3D images created! No, this is not a 2D projection which gives an illusion of 3D – this is the real deal! You use lasers to create plasma! This is just too cool!

Samsung has just revolutionized the LED market. Coming in the near future are window screens which can be used for displays. Touchscreen window panes are in line after that! The Future has just arrived!

A team from Princeton has created a plastic sheet which floats if electric currents are sent through it. It can also propel forward.

Graphene is now being used to create transparent loudspeakers. The process is cheap and uses known technology from Inkjet Printing. What next for Graphene?