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Subwavelength grated waveguide supporting polariton droplets (visualization: Antonio Gianfrate, source: CNR Nanotec).

Scientists Create Stable Quantum Droplets of Light for Advanced Simulations

Two-dimensional material-based volatile and nonvolatile memory devices

Building Tomorrow’s AI with ‘Lego Blocks’

Structure of the proposed AI synaptic device. Two oxide semiconductor transistors are connected; one for writing and the other for reading.

AI “brain” created from core materials for OLED TVs

Peng Zhou uses a large lens to concentrate sunlight onto the water-splitting catalyst. Outdoors, the device was ten times more efficient than previous efforts at solar water splitting. Image credit: Brenda Ahearn/Michigan Engineering, Communications and Marketing

Cheap, sustainable hydrogen through solar power

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