Scientists use TV tech to supercharge diamond sensors in cells
Scientists have figured out how to make tiny diamond sensors work better inside living cells—using an idea borrowed from high-definition television technology.
This breakthrough could...
After 20 years, scientists finally solve the blue OLED puzzle
For over two decades, researchers have struggled to improve blue OLEDs—the part of your phone or TV screen responsible for bright, vivid blue colors.
Now,...
Screens that talk: New OLED display plays different sounds from every pixel
Imagine watching a movie on your tablet and hearing sounds that come from specific parts of the screen—like a bird chirping in the top...
Tiny tech could bring super-fast 6G and sci-fi dreams to life
Self-driving cars that eliminate traffic jams, remote health checks from your living room, or even feeling a loved one’s touch from across the country...
New intercrystals could power greener electronics and future quantum devices
Scientists at Rutgers University have discovered a brand-new type of material—called intercrystals—that could lead to major advances in electronics, from energy-efficient devices to the...
How nano cooling could replace your fridge’s compressor
Researchers at Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory (APL) and Samsung Electronics have developed a powerful new cooling technology that could replace the bulky compressors...
How your T-shirt could become your next fitness coach
Imagine wearing a T-shirt that can measure your breathing or gloves that translate your hand movements into commands for your computer.
Researchers at ETH Zurich,...
3D-printed smart fabrics stay strong and flexible after washing
Imagine wearing a T-shirt that monitors your heart rate or socks that track your running stride. This futuristic idea is now closer to reality,...
This mind-like device sees and remembers movements instantly
Engineers at RMIT University have created a tiny device that can process hand movements in real time, store visual memories, and perform brain-like tasks...
How 3D nanostructures are shaping the next generation of superconductor
Superconductors have long been celebrated for their unique ability to conduct electricity with zero resistance and repel magnetic fields.
This remarkable behavior is made possible...