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Printing Silicon on Paper, with Lasers

Printing Silicon on Paper, with Lasers

A new fabrication technique may allow the gold standard for transistors to outcompete its recent ultra-thin substitutes In seeking to develop the next generation of micro-electronic transist... Read more

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Boffins erect semi-hard 3D silicon: Pop-up micro-machines breakthrough

Boffins erect semi-hard 3D silicon: Pop-up micro-machines breakthrough

Next step, nanobots, right? Pic Researchers have found a way to make tiny 3D structures out of silicon that “pop up” into shape when glued to an elastic substrate, paving the way... Read more

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Revolutionary Solar-friendly Form of Silicon Shines

Revolutionary Solar-friendly Form of Silicon Shines

A team of Carnegie scientists led by Timothy Strobel has synthesized an entirely new form of silicon, one that promises even greater future applications. Silicon is the second most-abundant... Read more

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Scientists Get to the Heart of Fool’s Gold as a Solar Material

Scientists Get to the Heart of Fool's Gold as a Solar Material

As the installation of photovoltaic solar cells continues to accelerate, scientists are looking for inexpensive materials beyond the traditional silicon that can efficiently convert sunlight... Read more

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Breakthrough technique offers the prospect of silicon detectors for telecommunications

Breakthrough technique offers the prospect of silicon detectors for telecommunications

For decades silicon has been the workhorse of the microelectronics revolution and, owing to its excellent optical properties in the near- and mid-infrared range, is now promising to have a s... Read more

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Superconducting-silicon qubits

Superconducting-silicon qubits

Using a bottom-up approach to make hybrid quantum devices Theorists propose a way to make superconducting quantum devices such as Josephson junctions and qubits, atom-by-atom, inside a silic... Read more

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One step to solar-cell efficiency

One step to solar-cell efficiency

Rice University scientists have created a one-step process for producing highly efficient materials that let the maximum amount of sunlight reach a solar cell. The Rice lab of chemist Andrew... Read more

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Charging Portable Electronics in 10 Minutes

Charging Portable Electronics in 10 Minutes

Researchers develop new architecture for lithium-ion battery anodes that far outperform the current standard Researchers at the University of California, Riverside Bourns College of Engineer... Read more

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Silly Putty Material Inspires Better Batteries

Silly Putty Material Inspires Better Batteries

Engineers use silicon dioxide to make lithium-ion batteries that last three times longer between charges compared to current standard Using a material found in Silly Putty and surgical tubin... Read more

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New ‘pomegranate-inspired’ design solves problems for lithium-ion batteries

New 'pomegranate-inspired' design solves problems for lithium-ion batteries

Silicon anodes could store 10 times more charge than the graphite anodes in today’s rechargeable lithium-ion batteries An electrode designed like a pomegranate – with silicon nanoparti... Read more

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Graphene for Radically New Energy Technologies

Graphene for Radically New Energy Technologies

Graphene for energy use is emerging as an exciting topic of research, with breakthrough discoveries hitting the headlines every week. Supercapacitors, the new paradigm for portable energy, a... Read more

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Super-Thin Membranes Clear the Way for Chip-Sized Pumps

Super-Thin Membranes Clear the Way for Chip-Sized Pumps

The ability to shrink laboratory-scale processes to automated chip-sized systems would revolutionize biotechnology and medicine. For example, inexpensive and highly portable devices that pro... Read more

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Major leap towards graphene for solar cells

Major leap towards graphene for solar cells

Surprising result: Graphene retains its properties even when coated with silicon Graphene has extreme conductivity and is completely transparent while being inexpensive and nontoxic. This ma... Read more

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Pass the salt: Common condiment could enable new high-tech industry

Pass the salt: Common condiment could enable new high-tech industry

“This could be what it takes to open up an important new industry” Chemists at Oregon State University have identified a compound that could significantly reduce the cost and potentially ena... Read more

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UPC researchers have discovered a technique to produce cheaper and more flexible multiple thin crystalline silicon wafers

UPC researchers have discovered a technique to produce cheaper and more flexible multiple thin crystalline silicon wafers

Reduced costs for industry A team of researchers from the Nanoengineering Research Centre (CRNE) and the Department of Electronic Engineering at the Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya · Ba... Read more

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