Conducting highways boost performance of stretchable semiconductor
Metallic carbon nanotubes speed-up electron traffic
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The future is flexible
Thin 2D semiconductors could lead to a new generation of flexible, wearable electronic devices – ideal for military and outdoor applications, as Nicola Townsend and Iddo Amit explain
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Machine learning algorithm finds the best LED phosphor in list of 100,000 compounds
Program seeks to optimize quantum yield and thermal stability
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Quantum dot characteristics prove not so permanent
Applying deconvolution techniques to study nanocrystal optoelectronic properties reveal spontaneous emission lifetimes that change over time
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‘Vaporized’ electrons in graphene boost signals into the terahertz range
Nonlinear effect could drive extremely fast nanoelectronics
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Weaving socks that monitor your heart rate and shirts that talk to each other
LEDs and photodetectors integrated within woven fabrics
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Integrated electronics at 50 – projecting the future of the field
Fifty years on from the founding of one of the most pioneering companies in integrated electronics, we ask researchers what they think will be the most exciting developments in the next 50 years
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Boron arsenide crystals could cool computer chips
The semiconductor could be a “revolutionary thermal management material”
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Sounding out lasing in silicon
Lasing by stimulating acoustic vibrations in a silicon waveguide may bring integrated silicon photonics a step closer
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Data storage prospects broaden for antiferromagnetics
A previously unobserved type of antiferromagnetic switching may be useful for memory applications
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