Scientists have developed the world's thinnest balloon that is impermeable to even the smallest gas molecules. Above is a multi-layer graphene membrane that could be used in various applications, including filters and sensors. Credit: Jonathan Alden
‘[I] have the greatest admiration for Gandhi and for the Indian tradition in general.’—Albert Einstein, 1950
My Blog List
About Me
Blog Archive
COUNTER
Live Traffic Map
Labels
- 'Man-made' Water Has Different Chemistry (1)
- 'Power shirt' generates watts as you walk (1)
- abstract (1)
- Amorphous Materials: How Some Solids Flow Like Liquids (1)
- At Long Last (1)
- Atomic Clock (1)
- Big Bang (3)
- Big Bang Machine 'Absolutely Safe' (1)
- BOOKS:Light and Matter series (1)
- Chandrayaan-1 (3)
- Electrons discover their individuality (1)
- Hydrogen Vehicles Coming Soon (1)
- Japanese physicists aim to unlock universe's mysteries (1)
- METALS IN NUTRITION (1)
- Multibillion-dollar experiment (1)
- Negative refraction (1)
- nobel (1)
- Optical Illusion (1)
- OPTICAL ILLUSIONS (1)
- Physicists Calculate the Proton's Mass (1)
- Physicists create superinsulators (1)
- PHYSICS CONTENT (4)
- Planetary science: The early Moon was rich in water (1)
- Power goes wireless (1)
- Recent Physics News (1)
- Scientists Create World's Thinnest Balloon (1)
- Send your name to the Moon (1)
- Solutions to IIT - JEE – 2008 (1)
- Solutions to IIT - JEE – 2008 (Paper – 1) (1)
- Student Devises Solar Energy ECG Useful In Developing Countries And Troubled Areas (1)
- Superinsulator - New State of Matter (1)
- The Light and Matter Series (1)
- This Week in Physics History (6)
- Timeline: Physics[2007] (1)
- Understanding of superconductivity may be closer (1)
- Video:Hammer And Feather On Moon (1)
CLOCK
Alfred Nobel
The Nobel Prize in Physics 2007
"for the discovery of Giant Magnetoresistance"
1.Albert Fert
2.Peter Grünberg
http://nobelprize.org/nobel_prizes/physics/laureates/2007/
1.Albert Fert
2.Peter Grünberg
http://nobelprize.org/nobel_prizes/physics/laureates/2007/