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A 175nm carbon nanotube FET proves competitive against 45nm transistors, with 10nm carbon nanotubes being a distinct possibility.

A Penn State-led research team may have discovered a means to circumvent the obstacle inhibiting the development of genuinely elastic electronic systems, the type required for improved human-machine interfaces, artificial skins, smart health care, and more.

In optoelectronics, photodiode arrays play a vital role in various applications ranging from imaging to sensing and are crucial in converting light energy into electrical signals.

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A new method produces strong, stretchy, electrically conductive, and recyclable soft fibers at room temperature and pressure.

A new quantum processor built on silicon will soon be made available to a select few universities and other institutions across the US, potentially giving more researchers an opportunity to tinker with quantum computing hardware first hand.

Intel is making the new processor available to university and federal research labs to grow the quantum computing research community.

World’s First Computer Chip That Transmits Data Using Sound Waves Instead Of Electrons - Industry Tap

Scientists from renowned institutions in Germany have developed a microelectromechanical sensor inspired by the cochlea, a bone in the inner ear, which has the potential to revolutionize sound detection in noisy environments.