IBM Scientists Take First Close-Up Image of a Single Molecule
As part of a greater effort to someday build computing elements at an atomic scale, IBM scientists in Zurich have taken the highest-resolution image ever of an individual molecule using non-contact atomic force microscopy. Performed in an ultrahigh vacuum at 5 degrees Kelvin, scientists were able to “to look through the electron cloud and see the atomic backbone of an individual molecule for the first time,” a feat necessary for the further development of atomic scale electronic building blocks.
As part of a greater effort to someday build computing elements at an atomic scale, IBM scientists in Zurich have taken...
GUYS, SCIENCE IS SO COOL.
Why do things like this make me happy?
saw this the other day. mind blowing!
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