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Coating boosts commercial lithium metal battery developments
Coating boosts commercial lithium metal battery developments
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A team of researchers at Stanford University and SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory has developed a coating for lithium metal battery…
5G lab to focus on AI, IoT R&D
5G lab to focus on AI, IoT R&D
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Duubee has announced that it has been investing several million dollars in establishing a laboratory that will focus on research…
Stretchable wireless ‘aneurysm sensor’ could monitor brain blood vessels
Stretchable wireless ‘aneurysm sensor’ could monitor brain blood vessels
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A research team at Georgia Institute of Technology has developed a wireless sensor small enough to be implanted in the…
Nanowire LEDs on flexible substrates promise bendable displays
Nanowire LEDs on flexible substrates promise bendable displays
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Researchers from the University of Waterloo, Canada, have integrated closely arranged GaN-based nanowire light-emitting diodes (NW LEDs) free standing vertically…

Stretchable wireless sensor can monitor blood vessels
Stretchable wireless sensor can monitor blood vessels
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A research team at Georgia Institute of Technology has developed a wireless sensor small enough to be implanted in the blood vessels of the human brain.
Optogenetic LED array allows brain neuron manipulation
Optogenetic LED array allows brain neuron manipulation
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Researchers from the Institute of Photonics at the University of Strathclyde (Glasgow), have integrated a 10x10 array of glass microneedles with an array of micro LEDs so as to be…
5G lab to focus on AI and IoT
5G lab to focus on AI and IoT
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Duubee has announced that it has been investing several million dollars in establishing a laboratory that will focus on research and development across 5G, artificial intelligence (AI), and the Internet…
Scientists put InGaN nanowire LEDs on flexible substrates for wearables
Scientists put InGaN nanowire LEDs on flexible substrates for wearables
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Researchers from the University of Waterloo, Canada, have integrated closely arranged GaN-based nanowire light-emitting diodes (NW LEDs) free standing vertically onto a flexible sheet of polyethylene terephthalate (PET).
The Criticality of the Automotive E/E Architecture
The Criticality of the Automotive E/E Architecture
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The increasing complexity of today's E/E architectures threatens to stifle progress in vehicle electronics. Which architectural approaches lead out of the impasse?…
Two efficiency records set for monolithic silicon triple solar cells
Two efficiency records set for monolithic silicon triple solar cells
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Researchers at the Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems ISE have succeeded in further increasing the efficiency of monolithic triple-junction solar cells made of III-V semiconductors and silicon. By combining…
LED-lit glass microneedles target wearable optogenetics
LED-lit glass microneedles target wearable optogenetics
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Researchers from the Institute of Photonics at the University of Strathclyde (Glasgow), have integrated a 10x10 array of glass microneedles with an array of micro LEDs so as to be…
Wastewater sensor sniffs out polluters
Wastewater sensor sniffs out polluters
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A new sensor system developed by Fraunhofer researchers and their partners could help safety agencies identify wrongdoers who covertly discharge hazardous wastewater into sewers to avoid specific disposal costs.
GaN transistors use single crystal of diamond as substrate
GaN transistors use single crystal of diamond as substrate
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The National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST) and Mitsubishi Electric have developed multiple GaN parallel transistor cells bonded directly to a single-crystal diamond substrate for thermal management.
Pin compatible RISC-V microcontroller takes on ARM on power
Pin compatible RISC-V microcontroller takes on ARM on power
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GigaDevice Semiconductor has developed a 32bit microcontroller based around the open source RISC-V instruction set that takes on its own range of ARM-based devices on power consumption. …
Bosch teams for 18V smart ‘e-stroller’
Bosch teams for 18V smart ‘e-stroller’
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18V, twin motor 'e-stroller' uses an app to adjust speed and braking…
Chemical sensor monitors sewage waste waters to expose polluters
Chemical sensor monitors sewage waste waters to expose polluters
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A new sensor system developed by Fraunhofer researchers and their partners could help safety agencies identify wrongdoers who covertly discharge hazardous wastewater into sewers to avoid specific disposal costs.
Multi-cell GaN-HEMT on single-crystal diamond
Multi-cell GaN-HEMT on single-crystal diamond
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In collaboration with the National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST), Mitsubishi Electric has developed a gallium nitride-high electron mobility transistor (GaN-HEMT) in a multi-cell structure (multiple transistors…
E Ink, AUO team on flexible e-paper displays
E Ink, AUO team on flexible e-paper displays
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E-paper manufacturer E Ink announced it is partnering with display manufacturer AU Optronics to develop thin, feather-light, and impact-resistant e-paper solutions sporting an OTFT backplane (Organic Thin Film Transistor) as…
Wearables to transform traditional healthcare model
Wearables to transform traditional healthcare model
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No longer simply the province of step counting and tracking calories burned, health wearables such as blood-monitoring wrist devices can empower people to more closely manage chronic conditions.
Continuous AI training at the edge now possible
Continuous AI training at the edge now possible
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AI start-up Recurrent Dynamics (Toronto, Canada) has announced that it has achieved a computational breakthrough that makes it viable to train artificial intelligence (AI) continuously, at the edge.
MIT engineers build 16-bit RISC-V processor from carbon nanotubes
MIT engineers build 16-bit RISC-V processor from carbon nanotubes
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Engineers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have built a 16bit RISC-V microprocessor using carbon nanotube based transistors; an achievement that could indicate a way beyond silicon-based electronics.
What can we do with pulse-transit-time calculations from wearables?
What can we do with pulse-transit-time calculations from wearables?
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No longer simply the province of step counting and tracking calories burned, health wearables such as blood-monitoring wrist devices can empower people to more closely manage chronic conditions.
Perovskite solar cell efficiency tops 21 percent
Perovskite solar cell efficiency tops 21 percent
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Researchers in Australia have developed a perovskite solar cell with an efficiency of 21.6 percent.
Audi prepares roll-out of new OLED generation
Audi prepares roll-out of new OLED generation
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Personalized lighting designs in the vehicle and communication by means of light via the exterior lighting are two of the features that users can expect from the next generation of…
InGaN nanowire LEDs stand free on flexible substrates
InGaN nanowire LEDs stand free on flexible substrates
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Researchers from the University of Waterloo, Canada, have integrated closely arranged GaN-based nanowire light-emitting diodes (NW LEDs) free standing vertically onto a flexible sheet of polyethylene terephthalate (PET).
E Ink and AUO join forces on flexible E-Paper
E Ink and AUO join forces on flexible E-Paper
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E-paper manufacturer E Ink announced it is partnering with display manufacturer AU Optronics to develop thin, feather-light, and impact-resistant e-paper solutions sporting an OTFT backplane (Organic Thin Film Transistor) as…
Quantum information science research gets $3.5M funding boost
Quantum information science research gets $3.5M funding boost
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Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory (Batavia, IL) has announced that the U.S. Department of Energy has awarded it more than $3.5 million to boost research in the fast-emerging field of Quantum…
Advanced microprocessor built from carbon nanotubes
Advanced microprocessor built from carbon nanotubes
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Engineers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have built a 16bit RISC-V microprocessor using carbon nanotube based transistors; an achievement that could indicate a way beyond silicon-based electronics.


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