Duke Chemist's Lab Steady Source of 'Nanotube' Advances

"Nanotubes" grown in the busy laboratory of associate chemistry professor Jie Liu were crucial to IBM scientists' recent announcements of a new source of light emissions. Liu's lab is also working with a California firm to pioneer use of these infinitesimally-thin carbon tubes in place of copper contacts for computer chips.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news9213.html">Duke Chemist's Lab Steady Source of 'Nanotube' Advances</a></p> <p>"Nanotubes" grown in the busy laboratory of associate chemistry professor Jie Liu were crucial to IBM scientists' recent announcements of a new source of light emissions. Liu's lab is also working with a California firm to pioneer use of these infinitesimally-thin carbon tubes in place of copper contacts for computer chips.</p>