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13.12.2016 - 22:57
Looking to improve the performance of lithium based batteries, researchers have focused on ‘tunnelled’ electrode structures, which are believed to make it easier for charge-carrying ions to move in and out of the electrode.As part of this general research, a team from the University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC), which includes resea...
06.12.2016 - 22:04
Researchers from the Institute for Biomedical Engineering in Zurich are said to have succeeded in measuring changes in strong magnetic fields with unprecedented precision. The technique allows the direct measurement of all three dimensions of nuclear spin.In their experiments, the scientists magnetised a water droplet inside an MRI scanner. The...
28.11.2016 - 23:33
A method for depositing graphene based inks onto cotton, developed by by researchers from the University of Cambridge and Jiangnan University, could enable the creation flexible and wearable electronics without the use of expensive and toxic processing steps.In the process, developed by a team led by Dr Felice Torrisi at the Cambridge Graphene...
28.11.2016 - 23:26
École polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) scientists have developed a perovskite material whose magnetic order can be rapidly changed without disruption due to heating. This material could be used to build next generation hard drives."We have essentially discovered the first magnetic photoconductor," said po...
28.11.2016 - 23:22
A research team from the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has come up with a way to build safe, nontoxic gold wires onto flexible, thin plastic film. Their demonstration potentially opens the way for wearable electronic devices that monitor health."Overall this could be a major step in wearable sensor research," s...
21.11.2016 - 22:45
A research team from King Abdullah University of Science and Technology has developed a microsupercapacitor with three-dimensional porous electrodes. These microscale power units could enable a new generation of ‘smart’ products, such as self-powered sensors for wearables, security, structural health monitoring and IoT applications&...
21.11.2016 - 22:42
French research institute Leti has announced the launch of an EC funded project designed to enable the mass commercialisation of silicon photonics based transceivers for use in data centres and by supercomputing systems.The project, called COSMICC, will combine CMOS electronics and silicon photonics with high throughput fibre attachment techniq...
21.11.2016 - 22:39
A technology developed at Stanford that hitchhikes on radio signals could provide a way to control IoT devices.“HitchHike is the first self-sufficient WiFi system that enables data transmission using just micro-watts of energy – almost zero,” researcher Pengyu Zhang said. “It can be used as it is with existing WiFi witho...
21.11.2016 - 22:35
Scientists at the University at Buffalo have identified a fluorescent dye called BODIPY as a suitable material for stocking energy in rechargeable, liquid-based batteries that could one day power small and large scale devices, including cars and homes.According to the researchers, a BODIPY-based test battery can operate efficiently and with...
20.11.2016 - 22:53
Designers can now develop high performance fitness and medical wearable devices with enhanced functionality – according to Maxim Integrated Products – by using the MAX32630 and MAX32631 ARM Cortex-M4F microcontrollers.“The combination of ultra low power, high performance, and small footprint of the MAX32630 and MAX32631 offers...
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