Oxide electronics materials are poised to expand the way we think about the functions of traditional silicon-based electronic devices such as cell phones or computers

Experiments confirm the first chiral phonon that could enable exotic forms of electronics

Scientists at Berkeley Lab use a new platform, called MAESTRO, to see microscale details in monolayer material’s electronic structure

The quantum computer of the future will be able to carry out computations far beyond the capacity of today's computers

Researchers demonstrated a new memristor technology that can store up to 128 discernible memory states per switch, almost four times more than previously reported

The millimeter-scale robot opens new avenues for microsurgery, microassembly, and micromanipulation

Electric car makers are intensely interested in lithium-rich battery cathodes that could significantly increase driving range. A new study opens a path to making them live up to their promise

New microbial fuel cell could be integrated into wearable electronics

Berkeley Lab leads discovery of the fastest magnesium-ion solid-state conductor to date

In experiments with the lab’s ultrafast ‘electron camera,’ laser light hitting a material is almost completely converted into nuclear vibrations, which are key to switching a material’s properties on and off for future electronics and other applications