Physicists at England’s Loughborough University employed the use of nanotechnology to create what they are touting is “the world’s smallest violin,” which is no bigger than a spec… ...

Scientists in the United Kingdom have made what may be the world's smallest violin, using advanced nanotechnology. The microscopic instrument, measuring 35 by 13 microns, and constructed from ...

A team of physicists from a British university used nanotechnology to create what they dubbed "the world's smallest violin," an instrument that can't be seen without a microscope.

And voilà: you have the "world's smallest violin" — quotes mandatory — recognizable only under a microscope and appearing to the naked eye as no more than a speck of dust on its chip canvas.

A platinum fiddle that's just 35 microns in length and 13 microns in width is believed to be the world's smallest violin, measuring just a fraction of a tardigrade or the diameter of an average ...

Scientists create 'world's smallest violin' 5 June 2025. Share Save. Matt Taylor. BBC News, Leicester. Share Save. Loughborough University.

British scientists have created the world’s smallest violin – inside a human hair. Physicists at Loughborough University used cutting-edge nanotechnology to create the minuscule fiddle. The ...

Physicists Create “The World’s Smallest Violin” Using Nanotechnology. Published:6/4/2025 6/4/2025 • By The Violin Channel. Physicists at Loughborough University in England have built what they believe ...

A team of scientists have created the 'world's smallest violin' - which is tinier than a speck of dust and needs a microscope to see it! The micro-violin was created using nanotechnology by a team ...

The phrase "can you hear the world's smallest violin playing just for you?" is thought to have first appeared on an episode of TV show M*A*S*H in 1978, and usually mocks overly dramatic complaints.