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Thursday 9th October 2014

New generation of transient electronic devices

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Thursday 9th October 2014

New dimension for integrated circuits: 3-D nanomagnetic logic

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Thursday 9th October 2014

Quick-change materials break silicon speed limit for computers

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Thursday 9th October 2014

New technique offers prospect of silicon detectors for telecommunications

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Friday 3rd October 2014

Engineers unlock potential for faster computing

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Friday 3rd October 2014

Technique offers prospect of silicon detectors for telecommunications

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Wednesday 17th September 2014

Beyond silicon, a new contender emerges

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Friday 12th September 2014

New species of electrons can lead to better computing

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Friday 12th September 2014

Materials other than silicon for next generation electronic devices

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Friday 5th September 2014

Morgan collaborates with University For Graphene Development

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Thursday 14th August 2014

Molybdenum disulfide opens door to low energy consumption electronics

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Thursday 14th August 2014

New method of producing hybrid nanowires

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Wednesday 13th August 2014

Pairing old technologies with new for next generation electronic devices

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Wednesday 9th October 2013

Cutting the noise for automotive radar and transceivers

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Monday 12th August 2013

Simplifying MEMS pressure sensor technology

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Wednesday 24th July 2013

Desktop printing can process semiconductors on the nanoscale

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Thursday 20th June 2013

Panasonic & imec develop tiny MEMS energy harvester

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Tuesday 19th March 2013

MEMS enables lasing in an ultrasonic vibration

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Saturday 2nd March 2013

Underwater MEMS enhances biomedical research

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Friday 8th February 2013

A new way to develop MEMS

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Friday 11th January 2013

MEMs energy harvester has good vibrations

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Tuesday 6th November 2012

Nanoelectronics could aid computer chip designers

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Wednesday 31st October 2012

Enhancing Silicon-Based Batteries

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Tuesday 30th October 2012

Atomically flat silicon could transform sensors

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