Researchers from Australia have used lasers to generate tiny explosions in silicon to eventually create new materials which might revolutionise the world of electronics. The paper has been published in the journal Nature Communications. From left to right: Professor Jim Williams, Professor Andrei Rode & Associate Professor Jodie Bradbury with the complex electron diffraction patterns. Photo credits:
Day: July 1, 2015
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