Tuning the Nanoworld: New Methods for Constructing Nanostructures and Calculating Their Electronic States

Scientists at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory have found new ways of combining quantum dots and segmented nanorods into multiply branching forms and have applied new ways to calculate the electronic properties of these nanostructures, whose dimensions are measured in billionths of a meter.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news339.html">Tuning the Nanoworld: New Methods for Constructing Nanostructures and Calculating Their Electronic States</a></p> <p>Scientists at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory have found new ways of combining quantum dots and segmented nanorods into multiply branching forms and have applied new ways to calculate the electronic properties of these nanostructures, whose dimensions are measured in billionths of a meter.</p>