Tribology is the science and technology of interacting surfaces in relative motion and includes studies of friction, adhesion, lubrication, and … more
Ultraviolet photoemission electron microscopy is used to study the field emission of chromium oxide coated carbon nanosheets. more
Graphene, a single layer of carbon atoms, is one of the most likely materials to produce the next breakthrough in the electronics … more
Micro- and nano-optomechanical systems are being investigated experimentally to bring these systems toward the quantum limit, study quantum … more
Synthetic cell membrane constructs allow the simplification and complete control of a more complicated cellular system, … more
The Process Sensing Group at NIST is investigating a range of fundamental and technological issues related to next-generation chemical and … more
JILA Measurements Recast Usual View of Elusive Force
Nanoscale interfacial friction and adhesion on supported versus suspended monolayer and multilayer graphene
Adhesion-dependent negative friction coefficient on chemically modified graphite at the nanoscale
Toward a Probe-Based Method for Determining Exfoliation Energies of Lamellar Materials
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