Single Atom Manipulation Lab: Nanoart

Take a tiny piece of copper, about the size of a penny. What kind of machines do researchers need to observe copper's properties at the atomic scale? School children move atoms one at a time... Read allTake a tiny piece of copper, about the size of a penny. What kind of machines do researchers need to observe copper's properties at the atomic scale? School children move atoms one at a time throughout the day with the help of a special microscope, learning about nanotechnology a... Read allTake a tiny piece of copper, about the size of a penny. What kind of machines do researchers need to observe copper's properties at the atomic scale? School children move atoms one at a time throughout the day with the help of a special microscope, learning about nanotechnology and creating artistic images along the way.