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Vortices of light could transport huge amounts of data
Researchers have developed a way to transmit more information by creating tiny, controlled vortices of light that can carry data.
Electron fluid research could open the door to better electronics
In certain materials, electrons can exhibit this fluid-like behavior at room temperature or under specific conditions.
Electronic devices 3D-printed with conductive polymers
A MIT team created logic gates using large molecules that carry electricity (conductive polymers) instead of semiconductors.
Low power neuromorphic electronics for AI applications
Researchers have developed neuromorphic hardware for artificial intelligence (AI) that uses very little power.
Ultra-thin battery charged by saline solution could power smart augmented-reality contact lenses
Imagine lenses that flash data on our corneas, keep an eye on our health, or flag diseases like glaucoma or diabetes
How to create programmable bioelectronic nanowires modeled on human-based proteins
Protein-chain-based electronic "nanowires” could be used for disease diagnosis, detecting environmental pollutants, and capturing solar energy
New Sensors Record One Or Two Neurons Deep In The Brain
Future high-res probes will enable wireless brain monitoring of 128 channels for 30 days for epilepsy, Parkinson's, other disorders, using precise therapeutic electrical stimulation