Information Technology

A new system relies on Deep Learning in order to identify cracks in nuclear reactors.

Scientists have developed a new, extremely flexible flash memory that could be a big breakthrough for foldable and disposable devices.

Optical frequency combs may be the key to generating the elusive -- and extremely useful -- terhertz frequencies.

NASA's Near Earth Network is expanding, with a new antenna becoming operational in Alaska.

A new type of millimeter-wave circulator has been invented, and promises breakthroughs in the field of virtual reality, self-driving cars, and more.

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Devices that can physically disappear in a controlled manner are a growing (and increasingly important) type of electronics.

A new microchip that converts optics to audio could lead to faster and more efficient data processing.

University of Wisconsin-Madison engineers have designed the world's most functional flexible transistor, and it could soon be commercialized.

MIT has topped the charts again, coming in as one of the best colleges in the nation.

Engineers at the University of California, Davis have designed a new high-frequency electronic computer chip with amazing capabilities.

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