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Engineered Bacteria Can Manufacture Nano-Electronics
Nanowires could be used in small powerful devices
Stanford’s New Electrojelly Feels Like Living Tissue, But Acts Like a Semiconductor
Future electronic skin and bio-batteries could be etched onto surfaces with inkjet printers, conducting electricity while looking for all the … Continued
Video: Self-Healing Electronics Use Liquid Metal to Fix Broken Circuits
Over the weekend, faced with the dreaded Yellow Light of Death, I ripped apart a PlayStation 3 and blasted it … Continued
Heart Patch Made of Gold Helps Cardiac Tissue Rebuild Itself
Giving cardiac patients a heart of gold nanowires could ensure engineered tissue works like it should, pulsing in unison to … Continued
Video: Solar Panels Can Be 3-D Printed Onto Regular Paper, Folded 1,000 Times
Engineers at MIT are tinkering with all sorts of advanced solar power technology, like self-assembling solar cells, virus-structured cells and … Continued
New Plastic Conducts Heat Better Than Metals, But Only in One Direction
Polymers are generally put to work as insulators, but a team of researchers at MIT has devised a way to … Continued
New Material Could Cool Electronics 100 Times More Efficiently
Georgia Tech researchers are working on a new novel material for cooling high-powered military radar gear up to 100 times … Continued
Move Over, Silicon; Here Come Quantum Bismuth Chips
Newly discovered properties of bismuth telluride hold promise for spintronic quantum computing
