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Pushing the boundaries of electronics and technology

20aug08Metamaterial2 full small.jpgMake sure you bookmark our Research section if you want to keep up with the very latest developments, pushing the boundaries of electronics and technology.


For example, recent Research & Development stories include:

* Not quite the "cloak of invisibility", but metamaterials that bend visible and infra-red light backwards

* Bucky gel enables stretchable conductors made carbon nanotubes and polymer material

* Surrey University unveils nanotransistor theory for polycrystalline silicon

* Artificial intelligence that enables gliders find their own thermals

* A breakthrough in the development of Three-Dimensional ICs, processed at below 400° Celsius

* Caltech makes a lens-less microscope from a CCD

* MIT turns to photosynthesis for unlimited solar power without daylight

To help target content, there are three sub-sections: Research.Materials, Research.Process and Research.Device

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