French National Centre for Scientific Research

A natural human enzyme can biodegrade graphene
A new way to protect plants from pests using vaccines instead of pesticides
Imitating viruses to deliver drugs to cells
How to make stronger, “greener” cement
A 30,000-year-old virus, Pithovirus, has been unearthed in the frozen ground of Siberia
Scientists dig up giant virus more than 30,000 years old in Siberia
Conceptual drawing of an electronic circuit comprised of interconnected graphene nanoribbons (black atoms) that are epitaxially grown on steps etched in silicon carbide (yellow atoms).  Electrons (blue) travel ballistically along the ribbon and then from one ribbon to the next via the metal contacts. Electron flow is modulated by electrostatic gates. (Image courtesy of John Hankinson)
Ballistic Transport in Graphene Suggests New Type of Electronic Device
Scientists hail breakthrough to a new generation of biofuels made from waste
Renewable energy: Nanotubes to channel osmotic power
Biological connections in microelectronics
Assembly of nano-machines mimics human muscle
Self-Assembling Highly Conductive Plastic Nanofibers