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Bringing Memristors to the Masses
An example of a memristor array situated on a circuit board. Source: University of MichiganOpening Polymer-forming Technologies to Glass
A glass-polymer mixture known as a 'Glassomer' can be processed just like conventional polymers. Source: Markus Breig, KIT.NASA Spurs Tech Research and Development with Small Business Awards
NASA’s Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) program is designed to stimulate technological innovation in the private sector. Credit: NASA
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Bacteria Provide the Power for a Paper Battery
The low-cost battery powered by bacteria could be easily incorporated into single-use devices for medical diagnostics.
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Omron to Display Vision, Flexible Manufacturing, Traceability and Safety Solutions at IMTS 2018
Solutions to be demoed include integrated mobile and fixed robots, machine automation controllers and laser marking technologies.
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Hyundai Making it Possible for Passengers to Listen to Different Music in the Same Car
In news that will likely change the face of the traditional car trip, Hyundai has revealed first-of-its-kind technology that will enable passengers in the same car to listen to different music, all at once.
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Placenta-On-A-Chip Developed for Close Study of Placenta Behavior
An artificial placenta model has been developed as an organ-on-a-chip by researchers at Vienna University of Technology.
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New Photovoltaic Backsheets for Solar Panels Introduced
Dunmore has expanded its portfolio of UL listed backsheets for photovoltaic applications.
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Why is Diamond an Electrical Engineer’s Best Friend? Diamond Materials Part 2
Diamond is much more than a pretty stone. Diamond has unique properties, such as the highest thermal conductivity of any material, high electron mobility, an extremely wide band gap, broad optical transparency from UV to infrared and outstanding strength and hardness.
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A 3-D Method for Gauging Flood Impact
According to the NOAA National Severe Storms Laboratory, flooding causes more damage than any other severe weather-related event, an average of $5 billion per year in the U.S. It kills more people each year than tornadoes, hurricanes or lightning, and it occurs in every U.S. state and territory. It’s a threat experienced worldwide, anywhere that receives rain.A flood event in Iowa back in 2008 cost $10 billion in damages to the state, prompting the establishment of the Iowa Flood Center (IFC) at the University of Iowa, the first center in the country for advanced flood-related research and education.
A 3-D METHOD FOR GAUGING FLOOD IMPACT
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Bringing Memristors to the Masses
ICS AND MICROELECTRONICSThe technology could hold promise to cut energy consumption tremendously in smartphones and supercomputers.
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Why is Diamond an Electrical Engineer’s Best Friend? Diamond Materials Part 2
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Study Shows that Urban Mining Is Less Expensive than Traditional Mining
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A Better Understanding of Nano Basics
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Opening Polymer-forming Technologies to Glass
OPTOELECTRONICSScientists have developed a new technique for industrial glass processing. By employing a simple structuring technology to treat quartz glass like a polymer, the method overcomes a longstanding challenge to maximize both quality and efficiency.
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Father-Son Team Invents 3D Medical Scanner
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Nanowire Calculator Is a Step Toward Optical Computers
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New High-energy, Short Pulse Laser Material Developed
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Low Resistance “Holey” Metal-graphene Electrical Contacts, Breakthrough for Achieving Graphene Field Effect Transistors (GFETs)
PASSIVE COMPONENTSUntil now, graphene's potential for building GFETs has been limited by the low contact resistance interface between graphene devices and metal interconnect. An international group of researchers developed “holey” metal-graphene electrical contacts with low resistance.
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Hyundai Making it Possible for Passengers to Listen to Different Music in the Same Car
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Facebook Experimenting with 'Eye Opening' Technology
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Apple Vows To Solve Problems with Locating 911 Calls
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