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Mass production of metal nanowires possible by breakthrough technique

Mass production of metal nanowires possible by breakthrough technique

Categories Technology

Schematic illustration of a wireless network with energy-harvesting modules. RF signals that are unused by electronic gadgets and would otherwise go to waste are used to generate usable DC power to drive sensors and devices.

Turning unused signals such as Wi-Fi into energy for electronics

Categories Earth, Energy & Environment, Technology

silicon carbide wafer

Researchers create first functional semiconductor made from graphene

Categories Physics & Mathematics, Technology

Measurement setup, in which mid-infrared and visible beams are focused onto the optoelectronic device. Insert: Image of the device on which picosecond current pulses are launched, transported and detected.

Photo-induced superconductivity on a chip

Categories Physics & Mathematics

In a graphic representation of a two-dimensional material, squeezing and stretching leads to, respectively, positive and negative signs of the anomalous Hall effect, represented by arrows. Credits:Image: Hang Chi

New quantum magnet unleashes electronics potential

Categories Physics & Mathematics, Technology

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