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WESTERN Australian company Wangle Technologies has agreed with Israel-based Power Skills to design, build and deploy a microchip integrating its data-optimisation technology.

NANOSTRUCTURED silicon field-effect transistors are at the centre of an ultrasensitive cancer sensing technology developed by a collaborative team from UniSA and researchers from Germany.

NEC has developed a prototype of an A4-sized massive-element Active Antenna System (AA)S for 5G small cell base stations.

SOLAR cells which can be submerged in water, and produce clean, renewable fuel by splitting water into its chemical components may not be far off.

MICROSCOPIC electronics will allow paralysed patients to use their thoughts to walk, thanks to a project to develop a “stentrode”.

ENGINEERS at the University of Utah have discovered a new kind of 2D semiconducting material, opening the door for faster computing devices that also consume less power.

SCIENTISTS have developed a simple and powerful method for creating resilient, customised and high-performing graphene: by layering it on top of glass.

IDTECHEX says a major new market could lie in the development of barrier layers for flexible electronics.

RESEARCHERS at Queen’s University have developed the world’s first full-colour, high-resolution, wireless and flexible smartphone.

SCIENTISTS at the University of Southampton have developed a digital storage method and medium capable of surviving for billions of years.

SCIENTISTS in the USA have successfully created a new two-dimensional heterostructure which could have potential uses in clean energy and optically-active electronics.

RESEARCHERS in the UK have developed a new high resolution, high speed roll-to-roll digital lithography tool for the manufacture of flexible organic thin film transistors (OTFT).

A new transistor architecture could revolutionise thin-film electronic devices, leading to the development of flexible devices with wide-ranging applications.

RESEARCHERS at the University of Texas at Arlington are developing an ultrathin semiconductor sensor that can be integrated with mainstream electronics on the same silicon substrate, with increased capacity and energy efficiency.

RESEARCHERS in the UK are developing embedded sensors and electronic components for the real-time monitoring of machined metal parts.

HELIATEK has set a new conversion efficiency world record for organic photovoltaic multi-junction cells, of 13.2 percent.

RESEARCHERS from the Future Industries Institute of University of South Australia have completed research on a polymer film coating which could turn contact lenses into wearble health monitors.

A LIGHT, flexible and easy to produce film could help provide simpler, more cost-effective detection of cancer recurrence in survivors.

RESEARCHERS at HRL Laboratories have achieved the first demonstration of gallium nitride (GaN) complementary metal-oxide semiconductor (CMOS) field-effect-transistor (FET) technology.

RENESAS Electronics says it has developed a new camera video processing circuit block for autonomous driving, boasting low latency, high performance and low power consumption.