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Carbon nanotubes are molecular-scale tubes of graphitic carbon with amazing properties. They are among the stiffest and strongest fibres known, and have remarkable electronic properties and many other unique characteristics. For these reasons they have attracted huge academic and industrial interest.

We are the Cambridge Carbon Nanotechnology (CNT) society of the University of Cambridge. Our society hosts a variety of different events, encourages exchange between researchers and creates links between academia and industry, bridging the gap between science and technology. We have a rich membership of scientists with diverse backgrounds such as engineering, material science and physics from across the globe.

 


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The Nano Science & Technology Doctoral Training Centre Cambridge (NanoDTC) has invited all early career researchers at the University of Cambridge to enter a competition to display their Nano-fabrication prowess.  The challenge is to reproduce the London 2012 olympic logo in nanoscale by whatever method one could. The size of the fabricated nanoscale logo must be within 1 micron (should be able to fit inside a 1 micron diameter circle), one can use any material or method at your disposal. Nano-ingenuity, creativity and fidelity will score highly.

Our society entered for this competition and made it to the finals with the following entry:

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