Electronics enthusiasts from all over the world will soon be swarming to Taitronics 2015 — the 41st Taipei International Electronics Show. [ + ]

Scientists have developed a new micro-supercapacitor structure inspired by the intricate design of leaves in order to take advantage of the natural transport pathways. [ + ]

A new manufacturing approach for lithium-ion batteries is said to significantly reduce the manufacturing cost. [ + ]

UCLA researchers have developed a new technology that is capable of storing solar energy for up to several weeks — an advance that could change the way scientists think about designing solar cells. [ + ]

Engineers have developed a synchronous computer that operates using the unique physics of moving water droplets. [ + ]

Erich Reichenbach, founder, Reichenbach International Inc., offers tips on how to specify connectors for drones, which require versatile, lightweight and reliable components that perform in demanding environments. [ + ]

More than 80 companies will be showcasing and demonstrating their products at this year's annual electronics design and assembly expo, ElectroneX. The event will be held on 9-10 September at Melbourne Park Function Centre. [ + ]

University of Illinois researchers have developed heat-triggered self-destructing electronic devices, a step towards greatly reducing electronic waste and boosting sustainability in device manufacturing. [ + ]

Everywhere you turn, you can find LEDs in almost any lighting form factor, and connections are more challenging than a screw-in light bulb. Andrew Bogaczyk of Phoenix Contact explains how to connect LEDs and why the connection counts. [ + ]

The latest connector technology fuels growth in embedded computing as system efficiency is a critical component for today's embedded industry. [ + ]

We have all been there. Sitting in the car, listening to our favourite song on the radio. And then the music suddenly turns into a deafening humming and crackling noise. Our eyes turn to our mobile on the dashboard. Seconds later, we receive a call. When thinking about it, we might realise that our experience is due to a highly complex phenomenon, namely electromagnetic interference. [ + ]

German technology companies SCHOTT AG, tesa SE and VON ARDENNE GmbH have formed an industry consortium to develop new technologies for the use of glass on roll in organic electronics. [ + ]

Why is it we don't take science and research half as seriously as many of us take footballers who are paid obscene amounts of money just to kick a misshapen ball around a field in front of a hysterically screaming crowd? [ + ]

At a time when drones have become a regular feature in the news and are about to proliferate our airspace, it's a good idea to take a step back and examine some very basic and important questions. [ + ]

University of Washington and University of Oxford researchers have discovered that perovskite materials, generally believed to be uniform in composition, actually contain flaws that can be engineered to improve solar devices even further. [ + ]