Industry News
New electrode design boosts fluoride shuttle batteries
A novel electrode structure has boosted the performance of fluoride shuttle batteries, addressing key challenges in fluoride-ion energy storage. [ + ]
Precision-grown nanotubes for next-gen electronics
Researchers have used a new synthesis method to produce stable, atomically precise semiconductor nanotubes that could enable next-generation nanoscale electronics. [ + ]
Wearable glove turns data into thermal sensations
A new wearable glove converts digital information into thermal sensations, allowing users to feel and interpret data through their fingertips. [ + ]
Novel surface treatment protects next-gen computer chips
A new coating technique helps prevent damage during chip fabrication, offering a more reliable path to manufacturing future computer chips. [ + ]
New memristor chips boost AI efficiency
Researchers have developed a brain-inspired memristor chip that could make AI more energy efficient, thereby addressing the growing power demands of advanced computing. [ + ]
Tiny chip adds advanced light sensing directly to cameras
Researchers have developed a tiny camera chip that integrates advanced light sensing, helping cameras detect materials and details beyond human vision. [ + ]
Improving current flow in ultra-thin semiconductors
Researchers have improved electrical transport in ultra-thin semiconductor devices, offering new insights into the limits of miniaturisation. [ + ]
A new approach to nanoscale heat transfer
Engineers have demonstrated a new way to boost heat transfer at the nanoscale, a development that could reshape electronics cooling and advanced sensing technologies. [ + ]
Machine learning advances semiconductor materials research
A new study from Flinders University has demonstrated a faster way to discover semiconductor materials for next-generation computing devices. [ + ]
Monash team demonstrates room-temperature photonic circuit
A Monash-led study has demonstrated a compact photonic circuit that processes multiple streams of light-based information simultaneously. [ + ]
Battery study explores safer rapid-charging methods
Scientists from Adelaide University have demonstrated a fast-charging battery approach designed to reduce degradation, heat generation and safety risks. [ + ]
Nanoscale device converts wasted light into energy
UNSW Sydney scientists have addressed a longstanding problem in photonics: how to stop energy from being lost before it can be used. [ + ]
Monash researchers break barrier in membrane design
Engineers have developed an ultra-thin membrane that allows fuel cells to operate more efficiently at high temperatures. [ + ]
Fast, eco-friendly method recovers critical minerals from batteries
Using a simpler, water-based system, Rice University researchers avoided the harsh solvents that are typically used in battery metal extraction. [ + ]
Comau and Omron Robotics to expand industrial automation solutions
The partnership will focus on high-growth sectors including electronics, semiconductors, medical manufacturing and light industrial intralogistics. [ + ]
