Read article: Moore’s law: further progress will push hard on the boundaries of physics and economics
James McKenzie pays tribute to the foresight of Gordon Moore, the founder of Intel who died earlier this year
Read article: Wireless trend demands radiofrequency innovation
The defence and security company QinetiQ is looking for physicists and engineers who are keen to explore the properties of radio waves to solve wireless challenges and create novel solutions
Read article: Mushroom-based substrates create flexible and sustainable electronics
Fungal-grown mycelium skins provide a biodegradable substrate for electronic devices and could help reduce electronic waste
Read article: Long-lived hot electrons spotted in ‘wonder’ semiconductor
Cubic boron arsenide has a growing list of useful properties
Read article: Long-range semiconductor defects come into view
New non-invasive wet etching technique helps visualize point defects and grain boundaries in two-dimensional semiconductors over large scales
Read article: Bipolar transistors go organic
The first bipolar transistor made from an organic semiconducting material makes its debut
Read article: Champion semiconductor could replace silicon, say researchers
Experimental evidence for exceptional thermal conductivity and hole mobility in cubic boron arsenide raises hopes for future applications
Read article: Perovskite solar cell survives the damp and heat
New device meets a critical industrial stability standard for photovoltaic modules
Read article: Quantum dots are no longer on the blink
Researchers solve the "intermittency problem" in these light-emitting nanostructures at last
Read article: New theory could help optimize defects in semiconductors
Three basic rules govern how defects behave in response to strain, say theorists
