‘Kinetic electronics’ make self-connecting circuits
Eventual goal is electronic devices that can reconfigure and even repair themselves
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Semiconductor laser pioneer Susumu Noda wins 2026 Rank Prize for Optoelectronics
Noda made breakthroughs in the development of the Photonic Crystal Surface Emitting Laser
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Wearable UVA sensor warns about overexposure to sunlight
Device is flexible and transparent to visible light
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Broadband wireless gets even broader thanks to integrated transmitter
Device can process signals at frequencies ranging from below 1 GHz to more than 100 GHz
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Physicists get dark excitons under control
New capability could make it easier to generate single pairs of entangled photons on demand using semiconductor quantum dots
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Stacked perovskite photodetector outperforms conventional silicon image sensors
New device could lead to sensitive, artefact-free imaging with improved colour fidelity
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Organic magic: Ji-Seon Kim on how carbon-based semiconductors are shaping our present and future
Ji-Seon Kim talks about the transformative potential of carbon-based semiconductors and the benefits of tangible experiences in the lab
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Vertical-nanowire transistors defeat the Boltzmann tyranny
New gallium antimonide/indium arsenide transistor is more energy-efficient than silicon-based devices
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Semiconductor substrate behaves ‘like the tail wagging the dog’, say scientists
X-ray pulses reveal surprising response in titanium dioxide substrate for fast transistors
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Semiconductor fibres are fracture free and glass clad
New process could yield flexible and wearable optoelectronics
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