Novel Nanostructure Response Opens Possibilities for Electrical Devices

A University of Arkansas physicist and her colleagues have examined dielectric susceptibilities of nanostructures (that is the response of their polarization to electric fields) and found novel, seemingly contradictory properties that may change how such materials can be used by scientists and engineers to build electronic devices.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news113665582.html">Novel Nanostructure Response Opens Possibilities for Electrical Devices</a></p> <p>A University of Arkansas physicist and her colleagues have examined dielectric susceptibilities of nanostructures (that is the response of their polarization to electric fields) and found novel, seemingly contradictory properties that may change how such materials can be used by scientists and engineers to build electronic devices.</p>