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IBM Research says it can now track atoms and their behavior at nanoscale giving a boost to nanotechnology applications.
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IBM Research says it can now track atoms and their behavior at nanoscale which will give a boost to nanotechnology applications such as storage, solar cell efficiency and quantum computing. Larry Dignan explains the breakthrough in his blog.
Credit: IBM Research - Zurich
Caption by: Andy Smith
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