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Fuel cell plane brings zero emission flying within reach
Fuel cell plane brings zero emission flying within reach
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Electrically-driven and thus locally emission-free passenger airplanes could make mobility more sustainable and flexible in the future. Within the next…
Superfast light source made from quantum dots
Superfast light source made from quantum dots
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Researchers at the Niels Bohr Institute (København, Denmark) have shown that light sources can be made much faster by using…
Flexible pressure sensors enable stepless controls
Flexible pressure sensors enable stepless controls
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Silicone (not silicon) is so soft that it yields under the pressure of a finger. Researchers make use of this…
Flexible pressure sensors enable stepless, “analog” controls
Flexible pressure sensors enable stepless, “analog” controls
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Silicone (not silicon) is so soft that it yields under the pressure of a finger. Researchers make use of this…

Flexible pressure sensors enable stepless controls
Flexible pressure sensors enable stepless controls
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Silicone (not silicon) is so soft that it yields under the pressure of a finger. Researchers make use of this property to control systems and instruments continuously. At the Hannover…
Superfast light source made from quantum dots
Superfast light source made from quantum dots
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Researchers at the Niels Bohr Institute (København, Denmark) have shown that light sources can be made much faster by using a principle that was predicted theoretically in 1954.
Perovskite innovation promises improved stability for solar cells
Perovskite innovation promises improved stability for solar cells
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An international team of researchers has shown a way of flipping a chemical switch that converts one type of perovskite into another - a type that has better thermal stability…
Fuel cell plane brings zero emission flying within reach
Fuel cell plane brings zero emission flying within reach
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Electrically-driven and thus locally emission-free passenger airplanes could make mobility more sustainable and flexible in the future. Within the next decades they could bring electromobility to the air, to get…
Will superfast light source discovery improve quantum computing speeds?
Will superfast light source discovery improve quantum computing speeds?
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Researchers at the Niels Bohr Institute have shown that light sources can be made much faster by using a principle that was predicted theoretically in 1954.
Infineon builds 8-in. particle detectors, one per wafer, for CERN
Infineon builds 8-in. particle detectors, one per wafer, for CERN
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At CERN, a unique sensor chip may contribute to proving the existence (or otherwise) of dark matter: the detector is eight inches or 15 cm x 10 cm and was…
TO-220 wide creepage package simplifies build with 600V FETS
TO-220 wide creepage package simplifies build with 600V FETS
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Infineon Technologies' TO-220 FullPAK wide creepage package is an option for the company's 600V CoolMOS CE devices, targeting a broad range of low power consumer applications. It has been developed…
Energy harvesters to replace batteries in wireless sensors
Energy harvesters to replace batteries in wireless sensors
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Recent advances in ultra-low power microcontrollers have produced devices that offer unprecedented levels of integration for the amount of power they require to operate.
Free CPU modelling tool captures mobile device power data
Free CPU modelling tool captures mobile device power data
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Researchers from the University of Southampton have developed a free software tool that provides accurate power data from mobile devices.
Free CPU modelling tool captures mobile device power data
Free CPU modelling tool captures mobile device power data
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Researchers from the University of Southampton have developed a free software tool that provides accurate power data from mobile devices.
Eight-inch sensor will look for ‘dark matter’
Eight-inch sensor will look for ‘dark matter’
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Silicon sensor chips measuring 15cm by 10cm made by Infineon Technologies AG are to be deployed at CERN, the world's largest particle physics research center, in the hope of proving…
Semiconductors drive automotive transformation
Semiconductors drive automotive transformation
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With cars becoming increasingly turning entities of silicon and software, the European Executive Forum of the Global Semiconductor Alliance (GSA) took a close look at the current transformation of mobility…
GSA conference: Semiconductors drive automotive transformation
GSA conference: Semiconductors drive automotive transformation
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With cars becoming increasingly turning entities of silicon and software, the European Executive Forum of the Global Semiconductor Alliance (GSA) took a close look at the current transformation of mobility…
Silicon sensor at CERN to help in search for dark matter
Silicon sensor at CERN to help in search for dark matter
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Silicon sensor chips measuring 15 cm x 10 cm made by Infineon Technologies AG are to be deployed at CERN, the world's largest particle physics research center, in the hope…
New winding technique boosts induction motors’ efficiency
New winding technique boosts induction motors’ efficiency
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Florida-based company Revolution Motor Industries, LLC (RMI) has developed a new stator winding topology that delivers more power while reducing energy intake.
Eight-inch sensor will look for ‘dark matter’
Eight-inch sensor will look for ‘dark matter’
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Silicon sensor chips measuring 15cm by 10cm made by Infineon Technologies AG are to be deployed at CERN, the world's largest particle physics research center, in the hope of proving…
Eight-inch sensor will look for ‘dark matter’
Eight-inch sensor will look for ‘dark matter’
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Silicon sensor chips measuring 15cm by 10cm made by Infineon Technologies AG are to be deployed at CERN, the world's largest particle physics research center, in the hope of proving…
Swedish measurement project begins free wind atlas initiative
Swedish measurement project begins free wind atlas initiative
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A large wind measurement campaign is scheduled to begin in Sweden as part of the New European Wind Atlas (NEWA) program during this Spring and Summer.
Japanese researchers develop low-cost thermoelectric thin films
Japanese researchers develop low-cost thermoelectric thin films
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NEC, NEC Tokin and Tohoku University have co-developed a thin-film spin Seebeck thermoelectric device which they hope could be cheaply produced at low temperature onto large sheets to wrap around…
Nanoscale-printed smart sensor consortium formed
Nanoscale-printed smart sensor consortium formed
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Northeastern University (Boston, MA) has been awarded a $3 million grant to establish the Advanced Nano-manufacturing Cluster for Smart Sensors and Materials (ANSSeM).
MISRA clarifies safe and secure uses of the C language
MISRA clarifies safe and secure uses of the C language
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MISRA is releasing new documents to clarify use of the MISRA C Guidelines in developing any application with high integrity or high reliability requirements – both safety related and security-related.
Discovery could enable batteries with unlimited lifetime
Discovery could enable batteries with unlimited lifetime
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A team at the University of California, Irvine report – almost inadvertently - inventing nanowire-based battery material that can be recharged hundreds of thousands of times, moving us closer to…
Light ‘trick’ could lead to better solar cells, LEDs
Light ‘trick’ could lead to better solar cells, LEDs
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Researchers at University of Twente (Enschede, Netherlands) have turned light propagating in a layer of scattering nanoparticles - which typically is associated with a principle of diffusion and creates a…
Nanoscale-printed smart sensor consortium formed
Nanoscale-printed smart sensor consortium formed
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Northeastern University (Boston, MA) has been awarded a $3 million grant to establish the Advanced Nano-manufacturing Cluster for Smart Sensors and Materials (ANSSeM).


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