Electronics

New Nickel-Tungsten Alloy Powers Greener, Faster Memory Chips

Scientists discover Ni₄W, a low-cost alloy that boosts memory efficiency and cuts power use in future electronic devices.

Light-controlled quantum material paves the way for next-gen electronics Mac Oliveau

Flexible wearables revolutionize astronaut health monitoring in space Joshua Shavit

Transparent wood looks to revolutionize home construction and personal electronics Joseph Shavit

New nanoscale transistors use quantum tunneling to achieve high performance and efficiency Joshua Shavit

Scientists create nanotubes that point in one direction Joshua Shavit

New type of magnetism promises 1000x faster electronics Rebecca Shavit

Groundbreaking chemical process converts plastic waste into electronic devices Joshua Shavit

Green Energy: Scientists develop the world’s first wood transistor Joseph Shavit

World’s first transient electronic bandage speeds healing by 30%Joseph Shavit

Groundbreaking technology could put an end to camera ‘notches’ on smartphones Joseph Shavit

White Graphene nanotubes will revolutionize just about everything Joseph Shavit

Breakthrough Play-Doh-like material can revolutionize electronics Joseph Shavit

The ‘holy grail’ in electronic ‘smart’ skin has arrived Joseph Shavit

Wallpaper your room with new paper-thin speaker techology Joseph Shavit

Japanese scientist creates electric chopsticks to enhance food flavor Joseph Shavit

Self-repairing electronics are on the way Joseph Shavit