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The materials that will be game-changers in solar technology, medical applications, defense technologies and nanotechnology.
U.S. Army Is Working On Yarn-Powered Tech
The U.S. Army is funding fiber arts.
Researchers at North Carolina State are creating yarn-shaped…
Brain-Inspired Wireless System Taps Into Salt-Sized Sensors
Brown University researchers just developed a novel approach for a wireless network that efficiently transmits,…
What Happened To Wyoming’s Lithium?
A ticker-tape parade was the only thing missing when lithium deposits were discovered in southwest Wyoming near…
“Forever Chemicals” Not So Forever Anymore
The list of items that contain PFAS - "forever chemicals" - is long and frightening: our clothing, food packaging,…
Two Solar Innovations Point to a Brighter Future
Researchers at the School of Energy and Chemical Engineering at UNIST have achieved a significant milestone in…
The Role of GaN in Future Datacenters
In the fast-paced digital world, data centers are the backbone of the internet, cloud computing, and global…
NeoCortec to Exhibit and Present at Light&Building 2024
NeoCortec will exhibit at Light&Building in Frankfurt, Germany, from March 3 to March 8, 2024, in Hall 9.0 on…
High-Temp Semiconductor With a Twist, Please
There’s a new way to make and manipulate a class of high-temperature semiconductors, and an international team,…
The USGS Turns to Quantum Tech
Having switched my major from geology to business, I’m still a sucker for all things USGS. The organization just…
Moore’s Law Remedy—Moving from ‘More Moore’ to ‘More Than Moore’
Moore's Law predicted that the number of transistors on a chip would double every two years. Limitations exist.…