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Quasicrystals make 3D printed aluminum stronger
Quasicrystals make 3D printed aluminum stronger
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Quasicrystals increase the strength of 3D-printed aluminum, researchers of NIST discovered, making it possible to use in lightweight, high-strength objects…
More power and data with GPMI video interface
More power and data with GPMI video interface
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The Shenzhen 8K UHD Video Industry Cooperation Alliance has released its new General Purpose Media Interface (GPMI) promising more power…
Meet the wind turbine blade re-cyclers
Meet the wind turbine blade re-cyclers
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What to do with the ‘end of life’ wind turbine blades? A team of Washington State University worked on a…
Animate your world
Animate your world
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The “InteRecon” program enables users to recapture real-world objects in a mobile app, and then animate them in mixed-reality environments…

Error free Quantum computers with perfect photons
Error free Quantum computers with perfect photons
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UT researchers have invented a component for a photonic quantum computer that exchanges quantity for quality, and have shown that this exchange yields more computing power A report from the…
UK’s Octric Semiconductor to get £200 million boost
UK’s Octric Semiconductor to get £200 million boost
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Octric Semiconductors Ltd. (Durham, England), a wafer fab bought by the UK government in 2024, is set to receive £200 million (about US$250 million) in investment, according to a Telegraph…
Simple Runaway Battery tester improves safety
Simple Runaway Battery tester improves safety
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A team including researchers from the University of Tokyo has developed a simple, cost-effective method to test the safety of lithium-ion batteries From the University of Tokyo news desk:…
With tariffs expected, global chip market growth starts to decline
With tariffs expected, global chip market growth starts to decline
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The global three-month average chip market grew by 17.1 percent for February, down from 17.9 percent in January, according to the Semiconductor Industry Association, reporting data collected by the World…
Visualize your own speaker with B&O
Visualize your own speaker with B&O
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Bang & Olufsen Atelier let’s you customize your own speaker B& O Atelier allows you to design or customize your own speaker. There are three levels of customization: Atelier Bespoke,…
Two ultrasonic beams create ‘Personal Address’ Audio
Two ultrasonic beams create ‘Personal Address’ Audio
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Two nonlinear ultrasonic beams can create audible enclaves, where sound can only be perceived at the precise intersection point of two ultrasonic beams An Penn Sate College report:…
President Trump says chip tariffs to start “very soon”
President Trump says chip tariffs to start “very soon”
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US President Donald Trump said on April 3 that tariffs would be imposed on semiconductor products “very soon.” Semiconductors and pharmaceuticals were not mentioned in the geographical “reciprocal tariffs” announcement…
Intel, TSMC outline deal to form chipmaking venture, says report
Intel, TSMC outline deal to form chipmaking venture, says report
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Struggling chip giant Intel and Taiwanese foundry TSMC have reached a preliminary agreement to form a joint venture to run Intel’s chip manufacturing plants, according to a report in The…
Mahle teams for world’s most powerful hybrid powertrain
Mahle teams for world’s most powerful hybrid powertrain
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Mahle Powertrain in the UK has developed the world’s most powerful electric hybrid engine for production road cars. The 1850bhp powertrain was developed with Danish car designer Zenvo Automotive for…
Turning smartphone sensors into an antimatter camera
Turning smartphone sensors into an antimatter camera
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A team from the Technical University of Munich, has repurposed smartphone camera sensors to create a detector capable of imaging antiproton annihilations in real time From the CERN report:…
A vine robot capable of navigating under collapsed structures
A vine robot capable of navigating under collapsed structures
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SPROUT is a vine robot — a soft robot that can grow and maneuver around obstacles and through small spaces An MIT Report: When major disasters hit and structures collapse,…
Real time intelligible speech from the brain
Real time intelligible speech from the brain
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This technology represents a critical step toward enabling communication for people who have lost the ability to speak The Berkeley report: Marking a breakthrough in the field of brain-computer interfaces…
Ultra-thin lightsails for space exploration – inch by inch
Ultra-thin lightsails for space exploration – inch by inch
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Nanotechnology-based lightsails that could support future advances in space exploration and experimental physics A TU Delft and Brown University report: Lightsails are ultra-thin, reflective structures that use laser-driven radiation…
TSMC opens up 2nm wafer fab, races to mass production
TSMC opens up 2nm wafer fab, races to mass production
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Foundry chipmaker TSMC held an expansion ceremony for 2nm at its second module at Fab 22 in Kaohsiung on Monday March 31, aiming for a manufacturing capacity of 30,000 wafer…
The tiny robot that flies on external magnetic fields
The tiny robot that flies on external magnetic fields
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This flying robot is less than 1 centimeter in diameter and is equipped with two tiny magnets. Applying an external magnetic field causes the robot to spin, generating enough lift…
Artificial skin mimics the interactions of real skin and the brain
Artificial skin mimics the interactions of real skin and the brain
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A research team led by the Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf (HZDR) has developed an electronic skin that detects and precisely tracks magnetic fields with a single global sensor From the press release:…
Reliability of AI tested in a Causal Chamber
Reliability of AI tested in a Causal Chamber
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Causal chambers are computer-controlled miniature laboratories and a new way of testing and improving artificial intelligence – developed by mathematician Juan Gamella An ETH Zurich Report: Anyone who develops…
An Acoustic Quantum Computer? – Listen here!
An Acoustic Quantum Computer? – Listen here!
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To get around the constraints of quantum physics, EPFL researchers have built a new acoustic system to study the way the minuscule atoms of condensed matter talk together. They hope…
TMR sensor enables real-time monitoring of a wide range of metabolites
TMR sensor enables real-time monitoring of a wide range of metabolites
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A UCLA-led team has developed an advanced sensor platform that measures metabolites — key molecules involved in sustaining life through metabolism — inside the body in real time From the…
The Engineering Side of Quantum
The Engineering Side of Quantum
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That small bended pin in the left under corner of the picture shows this project is in engineering hands and, .. that simple bend pin makes you relate to Quantum…
MonoFG will enable cars to react faster than an Olympic sprinter
MonoFG will enable cars to react faster than an Olympic sprinter
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Relying on a single monocular camera, game-changing system MonoFG could lower the cost of autonomous cars by thousands of dollars An Australian Catholic University report:…
DRAM memory without the capacitor shows promise
DRAM memory without the capacitor shows promise
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A new DRAM bit cell without a capacitor and with two thin-film transistors shows promises for continuing the DRAM technology roadmap An imec report: The bit cell of…
‘Ring’ video doorbell for fishes!
‘Ring’ video doorbell for fishes!
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The picture with this posting might seem a bit boring. Strangely enough another 1400 people are watching the same green screen! You are looking at the live video stream from…
Solar Cell UV protection? Use Red Onions!
Solar Cell UV protection? Use Red Onions!
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Bio based materials can protect Solar Cells against UV radiation A Turku University Report: Solar cells are prone to UV-induced degradation and are most often protected against it…


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