The GSA will honour industry luminary Dr Walden 'Wally' C Rhines with its prestigious Dr. Morris Chang Exemplary Leadership Award. [ + ]

Digi-Key Electronics will offer QuickLogic's low-power, multi-core MCUs, FPGAs, embedded FPGAs, and voice and sensor processing tools. [ + ]

WA's Pawsey Supercomputing Centre has unveiled the first phase of what is expected to be the fastest public research supercomputer in the Southern Hemisphere. [ + ]

Materials scientists have found a way to prevent internal short circuits, the main cause of fires in lithium-ion (Li-ion) batteries. [ + ]

Researchers have shown that scaled-down light-emitting diodes can efficiently emit light across the entire visible-light spectrum. [ + ]

Researchers have modified a nanomaterial to make perovskite solar cells as efficient as silicon-based cells, without their high cost and complex manufacturing. [ + ]

The device generated electrical currents of 4.27 mA/cm² — said to be 10,000 times better than the next best comparable technology. [ + ]

Keysight Technologies has signed two more test and measurement companies, Rapid-Tech Equipment and Leda Electronics, as authorised distribution partners in Australia. [ + ]

Low-cost single-board computers (SBCs) are now a valuable building block in all stages of new product development and production. [ + ]

A new electrolyte and electrode combination improves several aspects of zinc-ion battery performance, particularly the stability over multiple charge and discharge cycles. [ + ]

South Korean researchers have developed a foldable variant of their ultrathin quantum dot light-emitting diode (QLED). [ + ]

In each monthly episode, a team of designers and engineers will dedicate 16 hours of time towards solving an everyday problem. [ + ]

The stretchable anisotropic conductive film can connect other electrodes physically and electrically regardless of the rigidity, flexibility or elasticity of the circuit line. [ + ]

Combining Advantech's hardware with ANSCENTER's edge AI video intelligence solution, the two companies aim to target growing markets in Australia and Vietnam. [ + ]

Researchers stabilised the nanocrystals by fabricating them within the matrix of a porous structure called a metal–organic framework, like tennis balls caught in a chain-link fence. [ + ]