Shining a UV light on next-gen computer chips
01 August, 2025 by Eric Stann, University of MissouriA recent study could help scientists and engineers build faster, cheaper and more eco-friendly electronics.
Tiny sensor could turn a smartphone into a spectrometer
31 July, 2025 by Matt Shipman, North Carolina State UniversityResearchers have created a tiny spectrometric device the size of just a few millimetres, which can potentially be installed in a smartphone.
Safer, eco-friendly plastic developed for wearable tech
09 July, 2025Researchers have created a new type of flexible electronic polymer that could replace environmentally harmful materials in wearable devices, sensors and more.
Memristor-based hardware to advance AI
03 July, 2025 by University of Massachusetts AmherstA researcher from UMass Amherst is developing memristor-based hardware technology with the potential to advance AI while reducing energy usage and costs.
5G satellite tech advances global mobile connectivity
03 July, 2025A global team has showcased new 5G satellite technology linking Singapore and Japan, enabling mobile connectivity in remote areas.
The Digilent Analog Discovery Studio Max's 14 Essential Instruments
11 June, 2025A detailed overview of the 14 foundational instruments, including specialised analysis tools and powerful hardware, included with the Digilent Analog Discovery Studio Max (ADS Max).
Tackling global e-waste crisis with healable electronics
05 June, 2025 by Alex Parrish, Virginia Tech UniversityA new type of circuit board material could help keep e-waste out of landfills, according to a new study by researchers from Virginia Tech.
Can AI speed up critical communications chip design?
05 June, 2025 by Cockrell School of Engineering, The University of Texas at AustinA team led by researchers from the University of Texas at Austin plans to add AI into the design process for developing high frequency comms chips.
Securing Embedded Edge Devices
01 June, 2025 by Brandon Lewis, Mouser ElectronicsImplementing embedded edge security through confidentiality, integrity and availability.
Ultra-thin bismuth for greener electronics
22 May, 2025Researchers have discovered an electrical property in ultra-thin bismuth that remains stable across temperature variations, opening new possibilities for environmentally friendly electronics.
Transforming marker ink into an electrical circuit
01 May, 2025A red marker ink containing eosin dye can be converted into a graphene-based electric circuit on any surface using a laser, thereby enabling flexible sensor fabrication.
FAULHABER diameter-matched components
01 May, 2025FAULHABER has released a range of components, including precision motors, gearheads and encoders, that are designed for seamless integration and enhanced performance.
Ultra-thin cooling solution for mobile devices
15 April, 2025Scientists have developed an innovative cooling device — an ultra-thin loop heat pipe — that improves heat control for electronic components in smartphones and tablets.
Scientists unveil flexible OLED panel with built-in speaker
10 April, 2025Researchers have developed a smartphone-sized OLED display that can change its shape and act as a speaker with a piezoelectric actuator.
Feeling the future: wearable tech simulates realistic touch
04 April, 2025 by Amanda Morris, Northwestern UniversityResearchers from Northwestern University have developed a device that applies dynamic forces in any direction to simulate a more realistic sense of touch.
