Swedish researchers have innovated 3D printing by developing silica glass micro-optics on optical fibers, promising faster internet, improved sensors, and advanced imaging systems, while avoiding…
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The new method involves dipping the conductive plastic into a special salt solution – a photocatalyst – and then illuminating it with light for a…
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SuperLimbs, a system of wearable robotic limbs built by MIT engineers, is designed to physically support an astronaut and lift them back on their feet…
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Photo of the “neuromorphic drone” flying over a flower pattern. It illustrates the visual inputs the drone receives from the neuromorphic camera in the corners.…
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Researchers have introduced Trustnet, a browser extension that allows users to identify and assess misinformation on any website. This decentralized tool empowers users to define…
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New microcapacitor technology developed at Berkeley Lab enhances energy storage capabilities on microchips, marking a major advancement in microelectronics. Credit: SciTechDaily New microcapacitors developed by…
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Advanced machine learning algorithms have shown potential in efficiently controlling complex systems, promising significant improvements in autonomous technology and digital infrastructure. Recent research highlights the…
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The main component of the thermal trap is a cylinder made of quartz. In the experiments, it reached a temperature of 1050 degrees Celsius and…
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Map showing the path of the two-node quantum network through Cambridge and Boston, Massachusetts. Credit: Can Knaut via OpenStreetMap Physicists demostrate first metro-area quantum computer…
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Matt Eichenfield’s team at Sandia National Laboratories uses multiple microwave frequencies to characterize a nonlinear phononic mixing device they built on a silicon wafer. Credit:…
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