Researchers have developed an acoustic waveguide based on topology that could lead to reduced energy consumption in electronic devices. [ + ]

Scientists have developed a universal connector with Lego-like building qualities, to facilitate the simple and quick assembly of stretchable devices. [ + ]

Researchers have found that highly efficient halide perovskite solar cells are far less stable than previously thought due to thermal instability in the cell's interface layers. [ + ]

Scientists have discovered the optimal composition for a magnesium secondary battery cathode for better cyclability and high battery capacity. [ + ]

Researchers have developed a way to make displays, such as those for virtual reality, sharper by stacking red, green and blue LEDs to create vertical, multicoloured pixels. [ + ]

Researchers have demonstrated a new type of quantum bit in silicon, called a 'flip-flop' qubit, that combines the quantum properties of single atoms with controllability using electric signals. [ + ]

A team of physicists has created a type of analogue computer with quantum components to try to solve complex problems in physics. [ + ]

Four Australian researchers have won the Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering for developing highly efficient solar cells that are central to reducing emissions. [ + ]

Researchers have introduced WeTac, a thin, wearable electronic 'skin' that provides tactile feedback to users in VR and AR environments. [ + ]

Researchers have created a Li-ion battery using bilayer electrodes that is expected to improve the performance and lifespan of electric vehicles and electronic devices. [ + ]

Researchers have created MXene-enhanced fabric supercapacitor patches that output 6 V, enough to power real-world Arduino-based wearables. [ + ]

Danish and German physicists have achieved the quantum mechanical entanglement of two stable light sources, making a significant nanoscopic advance. [ + ]

Researchers have demonstrated that transparent flexible silver mesh could enable remote sensing and improve the operation of shielded devices. [ + ]

Researchers have successfully measured spin transport in a thin film of specific molecules at room temperature — a discovery that could promote spintronic devices. [ + ]

Engineers from RMIT University are experimenting with an innovation that uses high-frequency soundwaves and the nanomaterial MXene to extend the lifespan of mobile phone batteries. [ + ]