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New Google framework lets devs experiment with quantum algorithms
New Google framework lets devs experiment with quantum algorithms
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Tech giant Google (Mountain View, CA) has announced the public alpha of an open source framework for running algorithms on…
Open VR connection standard simplifies next-gen headset setup
Open VR connection standard simplifies next-gen headset setup
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A new industry consortium led by Nvidia, Oculus, Valve, AMD, and Microsoft, has announced an open industry connectivity standard that…
Gallium-oxide MOSFET advance paves way for power semis
Gallium-oxide MOSFET advance paves way for power semis
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Flosfia, a spin off from Kyoto University, has demonstrated a normally-off gallium-oxide (Ga2O3) power transistor, which it claims paves the…
Electronic stickers promise to streamline large-scale IoT
Electronic stickers promise to streamline large-scale IoT
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Researchers at Purdue University and the University of Virginia have developed a new fabrication method that makes tiny, thin-film electronic…

Molecular clock chip to boost smartphone navigation accuracy
Molecular clock chip to boost smartphone navigation accuracy
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Researchers at MIT (Cambridge, MA) have developed the first molecular clock on a chip – which keeps time using the constant rotation of molecules as a timing reference – and…
Thin-film peelable circuits to streamline large-scale IoT
Thin-film peelable circuits to streamline large-scale IoT
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Researchers at Purdue University and the University of Virginia have developed a new fabrication method that makes tiny, thin-film electronic circuits peelable from a surface, which could enable a cost-effective…
Molecular clock chip can improve smartphone navigation
Molecular clock chip can improve smartphone navigation
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Researchers at MIT (Cambridge, MA) have developed the first molecular clock on a chip - which keeps time using the constant rotation of molecules as a timing reference - and…
Optical wire bonding makes for simple hybrid photonics
Optical wire bonding makes for simple hybrid photonics
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Researchers from the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) have demonstrated a simple way to optically connect different photonic circuit dies, without having to rely on precision alignment techniques.
Molecular clock chip promises improved smartphone navigation
Molecular clock chip promises improved smartphone navigation
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Researchers at MIT (Cambridge, MA) have developed the first molecular clock on a chip - which keeps time using the constant rotation of molecules as a timing reference - and…
Japan startup reports first normally-off gallium-oxide MOSFET
Japan startup reports first normally-off gallium-oxide MOSFET
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Flosfia Inc. (Kyoto, Japan), a 2011 spin off from Kyoto University, has demonstrated a normally-off gallium-oxide (Ga2O3) power transistor, which it claims paves the way to the use of gallium-oxide…
Step forward for gallium-oxide MOSFETs
Step forward for gallium-oxide MOSFETs
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Flosfia, a spin off from Kyoto University, has demonstrated a normally-off gallium-oxide (Ga2O3) power transistor, which it claims paves the way to the use of gallium-oxide as a standard material…
Nanoimprint lithography adopted for DFB lasers
Nanoimprint lithography adopted for DFB lasers
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Compound semiconductor wafer supplier IQE plc (Cardiff, Wales) has announced that its proprietary nanoimprint lithography (NIL) technology has been qualified for productionby a supplier of distributed feedback lasers into the…
Functional Safety for Integrated Circuits
Functional Safety for Integrated Circuits
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Integrated circuits supply the logic and either control the sensors or, to a growing extent, are the sensors. Integrated circuits drive the final elements to achieve a safe state and…
Functional Safety for Integrated Circuits
Functional Safety for Integrated Circuits
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Integrated circuits supply the logic and either control the sensors or, to a growing extent, are the sensors. Integrated circuits drive the final elements to achieve a safe state and…
Molecular clock chip promises improved smartphone navigation
Molecular clock chip promises improved smartphone navigation
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Researchers at MIT (Cambridge, MA) have developed the first molecular clock on a chip - which keeps time using the constant rotation of molecules as a timing reference - and…
Monolithic CMOS solution for fingerprint sensing, medical imaging
Monolithic CMOS solution for fingerprint sensing, medical imaging
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Foundry SilTerra Malaysia Sdn. Bhd (Kulim, Malaysia) has launched a piezoelectric micromachined ultrasound transducer (PMUT) manufactured in a CMOS process for use in finger print sensing and medical imaging applications.
Nanoimprint lithography adopted for DFB lasers
Nanoimprint lithography adopted for DFB lasers
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Compound semiconductor wafer supplier IQE plc (Cardiff, Wales) has announced that its proprietary nanoimprint lithography (NIL) technology has been qualified for productionby a supplier of distributed feedback lasers into the…
Silterra pitches PMUT-on-CMOS for fingerprint sensor, medical imaging
Silterra pitches PMUT-on-CMOS for fingerprint sensor, medical imaging
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Foundry SilTerra Malaysia Sdn. Bhd (Kulim, Malaysia) has launched a piezoelectric micromachined ultrasound transducer (PMUT) manufactured in a CMOS process for use in finger print sensing and medical imaging applications.
OLED outcoupling layer is wavelength and viewing-angle independent
OLED outcoupling layer is wavelength and viewing-angle independent
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Improving on previous microlens-based approaches they had developed, researchers from the University of Michigan are now doing away with microlens arrays and demonstrated better OLED light outcoupling with a simpler…
Japan startup reports first normally-off gallium-oxide MOSFET
Japan startup reports first normally-off gallium-oxide MOSFET
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Flosfia Inc. (Kyoto, Japan), a 2011 spin off from Kyoto University, has demonstrated a normally-off gallium-oxide (Ga2O3) power transistor, which it claims paves the way to the use of gallium-oxide…
Eberspächer presents application platform for special vehicles
Eberspächer presents application platform for special vehicles
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Connecting vehicle components is becoming increasingly important in the commercial vehicle sector. At the IAA Commercial Vehicles 2018, tier one supplier Eberspächer will present solutions using the example of a…
AI fixes grainy photos without needing to see clean ones
AI fixes grainy photos without needing to see clean ones
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Researchers at Nvidia (Santa Clara, CA) have developed a deep learning-based approach that they say has learned to fix grainy or pixelated photos simply by looking at examples of corrupted…
Autonomous robot evolution project eyes extreme environments
Autonomous robot evolution project eyes extreme environments
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Researchers are working on a project looking at the automated evolution of robot designs for extreme environments such as nuclear reactors.
Kirigami fabrication method creates complex 3D nanoscale structures
Kirigami fabrication method creates complex 3D nanoscale structures
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Getting their inspiration from traditional Japanese paper-cutting and folding techniques known as kirigami, researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have demonstrated a simple one-step fabrication method that could prove…
Researchers boost near-infrared OLED efficiency
Researchers boost near-infrared OLED efficiency
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In a paper titled "Exploiting singlet fission in organic light-emitting diodes" published in the journal of Advanced Materials, researchers from Kyushu University demonstrate how they can boost near-infrared OLED efficiency.
Traditional Japanese technique allows 3D nanoscale gold structures to manipulate light
Traditional Japanese technique allows 3D nanoscale gold structures to manipulate light
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Getting their inspiration from traditional Japanese paper-cutting and folding techniques known as kirigami, researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have demonstrated a simple one-step fabrication method that could prove…
3D printing can enable autonomous robot evolution
3D printing can enable autonomous robot evolution
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Researchers across Europe are working on a project looking at the automated evolution of robot designs for extreme environments such as nuclear reactors.
Researchers use 3D printing for autonomous robot evolution
Researchers use 3D printing for autonomous robot evolution
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Researchers across Europe are working on a project looking at the automated evolution of robot designs for extreme environments such as nuclear reactors.


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