“Capturing, positioning and shaping atoms to create an original motion picture on the atomic-level is a precise science and entirely novel,” said Andreas Heinrich, Principal Investigator, IBM ...

positioning and shaping atoms to create an original motion picture on the atomic-level is a precise science and entirely novel. At IBM, researchers don't just read about science, we do it.

The atoms themselves are on a sheet of ... In addition to creating the movie, the researchers at IBM have also created Star Trek-related images for the app related to the new move Star Trek ...

IBM took this technique to its research facilities. Scientists operated what is called a scanning tunneling microscope, whose robotic features were used to move the atoms and take the images to ...

the same research group also produced a bunch of Star Trek-inspired images out of single carbon atoms, which you can see at the end of this story. The STM technology, which was invented by IBM ...

IBM used advanced microscopy tools and techniques to image how charge is redistributed and arranged when chemical bonds are formed between atoms and molecules on surfaces. The research ...

Then you see the picture come in and say ... Shortly after that, in November 1989, Eigler arranged the 35 atoms to spell IBM. There was, of course, publicity in it for the company, but Eigler ...

IBM gets up close with atomic behavior (images) Aspects such as magnetic properties, how long an atom can record and store information and the interplay of atoms and energy transfer were largely ...

IBM Research has successfully stored one magnetic bit of data with just 12 atoms of iron ... describe -- it's easier if you just look at the picture on the right, or watch the video embedded ...

Researchers at IBM have created the world's smallest ... "The tip of the needle is both our eyes and our hands: it senses the atoms to make images of where the atoms are, and then it is moved ...