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Battery chemistry advance promises to deliver 'smaller, lighter, and cheaper' Li-ion cells
Researchers finally identify the primary cause of lithium battery degradation, and fixing it should allow for cheaper and longer-lasting lithium-ion batteries.
xMEMS Labs announces first all-silicon active fan-on-a-chip for mobile devices
A leader in piezoMEMS technology has announced the first active cooling fan-on-a-chip for use in smartphones, tablets, and other ultraportable devices.
Flexible Fiber LEDs made with perovskite quantum wires should enable advanced wearable displays and other technologies
A research team from the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology proves the effectiveness of fiber LEDs made with perovskite quantum wires.
The Royal Mint, official maker of British coins, begins mining gold from motherboards
To help become more sustainable and eco-friendly, the Royal Mint of the United Kingdom has opened a new factory that will recover thousands of tons of gold each year from e-waste.
TSMC Arizona struggles to overcome vast differences between Taiwanese and US work culture
As TSMC fights to bring its new Arizona fabs online, the company learns the Taiwanese way isn't going to work in America and needs to change.
Researchers detail revolutionary new X-ray tech for seeing inside computer chips
Researchers have detailed a new X-ray technique that can see inside computer chips to reveal crisp and clear 3D images. Unlike prior practical investigative methods, this one is non-destructive.
Researchers developing next generation 2D semiconductors investigate potential silicon replacement
The Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory is working on how it can induce defects on TMDs and create materials with the desired electrical properties that will replace silicon for our chips.
Researchers grow sub-nanometer size transistors
1D metals demonstrated in 2D semiconductor circuits.
