Research Brings Black Phosphorus Back into the Light as a Potential Silicon Replacement
A new material is here that could replace silicon in our electronic devices and usher in a new age of technological advances.
New Form of Silicon Developed
Scientists from Carnegie Science have created a new form of silicon with an altered indirect band gap that shows promise for use in next-generation, high-efficiency applications. This is the first time sili... Read More...
Researchers Make Major Development in Carbon Nanotube Technology
USC Viterbi School of Engineering researchers have developed a way to make flexible, energy-efficient hybrid circuits that combine carbon nanotube thin film transistors with other thin film transistors that cou... Read More...
Researchers Develop New Method to Develop More Efficient Solar Cells
A professor at the University of California at Berkeley has developed a new cost-effective method to manufacture high-efficient solar cells. This new method has the potential to make these new solar cells at th... Read More...