Using a simpler, water-based system, Rice University researchers avoided the harsh solvents that are typically used in battery metal extraction. [ + ]

The partnership will focus on high-growth sectors including electronics, semiconductors, medical manufacturing and light industrial intralogistics. [ + ]

McGill University researchers have developed a device that generates sound-like particles at extremely cold temperatures. [ + ]

Halide perovskites are an emerging technology that could replace silicon, offering much higher efficiencies and commercial potential. [ + ]

Researchers have demonstrated moiré ferroelectricity in layered nanomaterials, enabling pixel-scale control for next-generation nanoelectronic devices. [ + ]

Researchers have designed a new sodium‑based battery cathode that stores more energy and lasts longer than earlier versions. [ + ]

Researchers have developed a technique that improves the performance and stability of next-generation solar cells without adding any chemicals or coatings. [ + ]

Researchers from the University of New South Wales have developed an AI-driven system to accelerate the identification of two-dimensional semiconductor materials that can be used in solar cells. [ + ]

Researchers have developed a mechanical computer using springs and bolts to perform logic operations without electricity. [ + ]

Researchers have developed a technique to tune superconductivity by adjusting a material's environment, enabling control of performance without altering its composition. [ + ]

A study by the EHU-University of the Basque Country has shown how biomass can be used as an alternative in commercial batteries, thus making them more sustainable. [ + ]

The ASEAN Connect Conference brought together industry leaders to explore Edge AI, foster collaboration and support sustainable innovation. [ + ]

A new adaptive chip design reduces power use by adjusting performance in real time, boosting efficiency for phones, laptops and other devices. [ + ]

A new study has shown that halide perovskite crystals reversibly change shape when hit with laser light. As perovskites are also semiconductors, this opens the possibility of new types of photoelectric devices. [ + ]

Researchers from Queensland University of Technology have developed flexible thermoelectric films that convert body heat into power for next-gen wearables. [ + ]