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Powering Tech Devices With The Help Of Spintronics

Researchers from the University of Texas at San Antonia have built a graphene-based logic device capable of improving the energy efficiency of battery-dependent devices.
Energy and Power

Discovering The Topological Origin Of Surface Electromagnetic Waves

Scientists from the RIKEN Cluster for Pioneering Research in Japan have uncovered the origin of surface electromagnetic waves.
Energy and Power

Revolutionary T-Wave Detector Relies on Electronic Waves Found in Graphene

An international team of scientists have successfully created a graphene-based terahertz detector.
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Engineering the Next Generation of High-Tech Batteries

Some inventive engineering could help usher in the next generation of high-tech batteries.
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Creating ‘Green’ Electronic Polymer-Based Films

Scientists from the University of Massachusetts Amherst have designed a new type of electronic materials that can create environmentally friendly biomedical and environmental sensors.
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Successfully Harvesting 2-D Materials

Scientists from MIT have found a new way to harvest 2D materials quickly and effectively.
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Mass-Producing Cell-Sized Robots

MIT scientists have invented microscopic robots the size of a single cell that could potentially be mass-produced.
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Spray On Antennas Open the Door to Smarter Technology

Scientists from Drexel's College of Engineering have created a method for spraying invisibly thin antennas that can be easily integrated with the Internet of Things.
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Shape-Shifting Material Uses Light & Heat To Change Form

Scientists from CU Boulder have designed a new material capable of transforming into a variety of complex shapes using light and temperature stimuli.
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Motion Sensor Monitors Movement Via Radio Waves

Scientists from Duke University and Institut Langevin have created a new type of motion sensor based on metamaterials and radio waves.
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