A research team at the Technical University of Munich has made significant progress in organic solar cell technology by incorporating organic dyes. These dyes facilitate…
View More New Discovery Could Make Organic Solar Cells Significantly More Efficient
A little over two years ago an enthusiast managed to make AMD’s Radeon RX 6700 XT work on a RISC-V development board under Linux, which was…
View More AMD’s fastest gaming GPU now works with RISC-V CPUs, AMD Radeon RX 7900 XTX open source Linux drivers available
A team at Tufts University’s Silklab has developed transistors using biological silk as the insulating material, allowing them to interact with the environment like living…
View More Silk Meets Silicon: The Dawn of Biological Hybrid Transistors
A breakthrough in laser technology has been achieved by miniaturizing ultrafast mode-lock lasers onto nanophotonic chips, using thin-film lithium niobate. This advancement paves the way…
View More Unlocking Nature’s Fastest Timescales: Ultrafast Lasers Shrunk to Fingertip Size
MIT’s StableRep system uses synthetic images from text-to-image models for machine learning, surpassing traditional real-image methods. It offers a deeper understanding of concepts and cost-effective…
View More From Pixels to Paradigms: MIT’s Synthetic Leap in AI Training
Scientists at the Max Planck Institute have devised a more energy-efficient method for AI training, utilizing physical processes in neuromorphic computing. This approach, diverging from…
View More The Future of AI: Self-Learning Machines Could Replace Current Artificial Neural Networks
A novel nanodevice developed by the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign team can generate electricity from the salinity differences between seawater and freshwater, showing potential for…
View More Harnessing the Sea’s Hidden Energy: New Nano-Device Turns Seawater Into Electricity
A new paper argues that AI’s intelligence, as seen in systems like ChatGPT, is fundamentally different from human intelligence due to its lack of embodiment…
View More The Limits of AI: Why ChatGPT Isn’t Truly “Intelligent”
UCL researchers have created arsenic-alloyed phosphorus nanoribbons that enhance the efficiency of batteries and solar cells. These nanoribbons conduct electricity more effectively and offer potential…
View More Revolutionary One-Atom-Thick Ribbons Set To Transform Batteries and Solar Cells
Researchers have developed a new method to create compact mode-locked lasers on photonic chips, using lithium niobate for active mode-locking. This technology promises to bring…
View More Nano-Sized Powerhouses: Ultrafast Laser Technology Miniaturized on Tiny Photonic Chips