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This is just cool. Researchers can explore complex neuroimaging data by “seeing” it in audiovisual format. The video below, with its accompanying musical soundtrack, demonstrates and interprets what goes on in the brain when performing…

The U.S. Energy Department (DoE) is making nearly $710 million in loans available to EV technology companies in addition to the $221.8 billion in potential loans for clean-energy projects from the Biden administration. SK Siltron CSS is…

EPC is launching a 100 V, 1 mOhm EPC2361, the lowest on-resistance GaN FET on the market. The FET doubles the power density of its previous products. The EPC2361 has a typical RDS(on) of just 1 mOhm in a thermally enhanced QFN package…

We're using AI and Machine Learning to predict everything from disasters to superbugs to pandemics, among many other things. What if we could predict prejudice and hate crimes like we do the weather? We soon may be able to. Researchers…

AI is ubiquitous. From chatbots to virtual assistants to self-driving cars, AI is transformative. It does, however, raise pressing ethical and equity questions. How can we ensure that this powerful tool is accessible to all?…

Researchers at the School of Energy and Chemical Engineering at UNIST have achieved a significant milestone in solar energy by creating the world's most efficient quantum dot (QD) solar cell. The team utilized an innovative ligand exchange…

ROHM Semiconductor has unveiled the KR2002-Q06N5AA thermal printhead. Compatible with a single Li-ion battery cell (3.6V), the printhead delivers high-performance printing while achieving a 30% improvement in energy savings. The…

Like Meta before it, Google is allowing outside programmers to access its AI code—but not the complete powerful system. Google just released the computer code powering its online chatbot, stating that the benefits outweighed the risks of…

11:59 launched its GenAI Accelerator for Business to help companies of any size leverage the power of GenAI. The program focuses on rapid experimentation, learning from small failures, and quick iteration to develop a viable product. This…

Imaging uses a direct line of sight, which can be challenging. Some applications, including rescue, archeological expeditions, and infrastructure evaluations, don’t lend themselves well to line of sight. John Murray-Bruce, a computer…