Industry News
MXene composite used to reduce electromagnetic interference
Researchers from Drexel University have demonstrated how an MXene polymer coating can block and absorb electromagnetic interference. [ + ]
Using exciton pairs to enable next-gen technology
Researchers from Australian National University have developed a new semiconductor structure involving exciton pairs that could pave the way for next-generation technologies. [ + ]
Nanofabrication used to develop metal superlattices
Researchers have used a routine nanofabrication procedure to prepare a metal superlattice that could enhance the utility of microelectronics in common technologies. [ + ]
Strategy to reduce power consumption of semiconductor devices
A research team has reduced the power consumption and maximised the switching efficiency of semiconductor devices by embedding platinum nanoparticles. [ + ]
Disposable circuit board made from paper
Researchers have developed a circuit board that is made of paper with fully integrated electrical components; when no longer needed, the circuit board can be burned or left to degrade. [ + ]
Researchers introduce ionic circuits that compute in water
Researchers at Harvard have created an ionic circuit consisting of hundreds of ionic transistors that perform the core process of neural network computing. [ + ]
Gelion opens zinc bromide battery manufacturing facility in Sydney
Zinc bromide battery developer Gelion has launched a manufacturing facility in Western Sydney, capable of producing two megawatt hours of batteries annually. [ + ]
Australia establishes National Quantum Advisory Committee
The Australian Government has appointed a National Quantum Advisory Committee to help support the country's National Quantum Strategy. [ + ]
New assembly of nanowires makes for stronger computer chips
Researchers have developed a technique to place nanowires with sub-micron accuracy, thereby accelerating the development of more powerful computer chips. [ + ]
SPIE Startup Challenge 2023 accepting applications
Participants with an optics or photonics technology or application as the basis for a viable business are encouraged to apply to the SPIE Startup Challenge. [ + ]
Wearable medical sensors enhanced with ultrathin mesh
Researchers have designed an ultrathin mesh-type polymer PTC thermistor that can stretch and bend, thereby enhancing the flexibility of wearable medical sensors. [ + ]
USB-C charger to be standardised across Europe by 2024
The European Parliament has adopted a law to make USB-C charging mandatory on phones and other small devices by 2024 to reduce electronic waste. [ + ]
Thickened battery electrodes pave the way for fast-charging EVs
A new, thickened electrode made up of vertically stacked layers that allows for easier transport of lithium ions could one day help electric vehicles charge faster. [ + ]
Researchers develop ITO-free organic solar cells for large modules
Researchers have developed a method to create organic solar cells using zinc oxide that can overcome the issues of cost and scalability without compromising their PCE. [ + ]
Tool developed to study degradation of all-solid-state batteries
Scientists have shown that electrochemical impedance spectroscopy can be used as a non-destructive method to study the degradation mechanisms of all-solid-state lithium metal batteries. [ + ]

