High-end applications can never have too much computing power, but thermal budgets are limited. [ + ]

A new type of transparent conductive electrode film, based on nanopatterned silver, offers a high-performance and long-lasting option for flexible screens and electronics. [ + ]

The electronics design and manufacturing industry in Adelaide is significantly larger and more valuable to our regional economy than you might think. [ + ]

Dr Tuomo Suntola's atomic layer deposition (ALD) technique allows complex, three-dimensional structures to be built one atomic layer at a time. [ + ]

Will everything be GaNtastic or are you just SiC of the hype? [ + ]

As copper has high thermal conductivity, it is an efficient choice for use as a heat sink in metal core PCBs. [ + ]

Many of us think we know what electronic waste is because we wonder what to do with devices we no longer want or need. [ + ]

Low-power applications take advantage of MEMS accelerometer sensors for increasing battery life. [ + ]

The new electronics and electrics in and on vehicles appearing over the next 10 years will contain most of the poisons emitted by diesel vehicles. [ + ]

For every physical product, there is a virtual counterpart that can perfectly mimic the physical attributes and dynamic performance of its physical twin. [ + ]

Ceramic materials have been useful for highly reliable electronic applications since the 19th century. [ + ]

Researchers have used a customised, low-cost 3D printer to print electronics on a real hand for the first time. [ + ]

Voice recognition technology has changed the way we complete many daily tasks — from shopping to getting weather updates. Could it do the same for manufacturing? [ + ]

This article provides a brief overview of the past, present and the future of the TCF industry, tracing and forecasting the status of applications, technologies and materials. [ + ]

The University of Wollongong and Penn State have made separate but equally exciting developments in the field of sodium-ion batteries. [ + ]