NewsAntioxidants Improve Nanoscale Visualization of PolymersJanuary12th,2021by Penn StateEngineers find that antioxidants can prevent imaging damage to conducting polymers that comprise soft electronic devices, such as organic solar cells
NewsOvercoming Challenges in Displays Using OLEDsJanuary7th,2021by Kyushu UniversityNovel approach shows promise for overcoming the bottleneck of blue emission in displays using organic light-emitting diodes
NewsStretching Diamond for Next-Generation MicroelectronicsJanuary4th,2021by City University of Hong KongFindings show the potential of strained diamonds as prime candidates for advanced functional devices in microelectronics, photonics, and quantum information tech
NewsDeveloping Smarter, Faster Machine Intelligence with LightDecember23rd,2020by George Washington UniversityResearchers invent an optical convolutional neural network accelerator for machine learning
NewsSemiconductor Material Analysis Made Possible with AIDecember23rd,2020by National Research Council of Science & TechnologyResearchers estimate Hamiltonian parameters in real time by inputting spin structure images obtained from an electron microscope
NewsHow Graphene Could Help Solve Overheating in ElectronicsDecember3rd,2020by Chalmers University of TechnologyElectronics and data centers need to be efficiently cooled in order to work properly; graphene enhanced heat pipes can solve these issues
NewsNew Glue Sticks Easily, Holds Strongly, and Is Easy to Pull ApartDecember2nd,2020by Dartmouth CollegeResearch expands number of temporary adhesives
NewsMethod Could Mean New Fiber-Based Devices, Smart TextilesNovember26th,2020by American Chemical SocietyScientists have developed a method to pattern hundreds-of-meters-long multimaterial fibers with embedded functional elements
NewsNew Electronic Chip Delivers Smarter, Light-Powered AINovember18th,2020by RMIT UniversityPrototype tech shrinks AI to deliver brain-like functionality in one powerful device
NewsGetting Single-Crystal Diamond Ready for ElectronicsNovember10th,2020by Osaka UniversityResearchers from Osaka University polished the hardest known material without damaging it, which will help accelerate its use in advanced electronics