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Enriching hydrogen isotopes in silicon could lead to more durable electronics

18th January 2022

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Oxford University spin-off revolutionises battery performance with own system

7th December 2021

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STMicroelectronics and A*STAR’s IME to jointly develop silicon carbide for EVs and industrial applications

25th November 2021

Promising medical device creates images from weak magnetic fields at room temperature

25th October 2021

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XCAM and the Open University develop cameras for space applications of the future

18th October 2021

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Quantum computing to help with cancer treatments

23rd September 2021

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The everyday jobs people would rather hand over to robots

9th August 2021

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Radiative solution keeps wearable devices cool, even in sunlight

9th July 2021

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A device converts shortwave infrared light to visible light

4th June 2021

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Layered-materials chip classifies images a thousand times faster than conventional machine-vision systems

27th May 2021

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New Swedish supercomputer is powered by Hewlett Packard Enterprise and AMD

26th April 2021

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Energy-harvesting technology will be used to make roads safer

23rd April 2021

Enriching hydrogen isotopes in silicon could lead to more durable electronics

18th January 2022

Oxford University spin-off revolutionises battery performance with own system

7th December 2021

STMicroelectronics and A*STAR’s IME to jointly develop silicon carbide for EVs and industrial applications

25th November 2021

Promising medical device creates images from weak magnetic fields at room temperature

25th October 2021

XCAM and the Open University develop cameras for space applications of the future

18th October 2021

Quantum computing to help with cancer treatments

23rd September 2021

The everyday jobs people would rather hand over to robots

9th August 2021

Radiative solution keeps wearable devices cool, even in sunlight

9th July 2021

A device converts shortwave infrared light to visible light

4th June 2021

Layered-materials chip classifies images a thousand times faster than conventional machine-vision systems

27th May 2021

New Swedish supercomputer is powered by Hewlett Packard Enterprise and AMD

26th April 2021

Energy-harvesting technology will be used to make roads safer

23rd April 2021

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Enriching hydrogen isotopes in silicon could lead to more durable electronics

Oxford University spin-off revolutionises battery performance with own system

STMicroelectronics and A*STAR’s IME to jointly develop silicon carbide for EVs and industrial applications

Promising medical device creates images from weak magnetic fields at room temperature

XCAM and the Open University develop cameras for space applications of the future

Quantum computing to help with cancer treatments

The everyday jobs people would rather hand over to robots

Radiative solution keeps wearable devices cool, even in sunlight

A device converts shortwave infrared light to visible light

Layered-materials chip classifies images a thousand times faster than conventional machine-vision systems

New Swedish supercomputer is powered by Hewlett Packard Enterprise and AMD

Energy-harvesting technology will be used to make roads safer

Enriching hydrogen isotopes in silicon could lead to more durable electronics

Oxford University spin-off revolutionises battery performance with own system

STMicroelectronics and A*STAR’s IME to jointly develop silicon carbide for EVs and industrial applications

Promising medical device creates images from weak magnetic fields at room temperature

XCAM and the Open University develop cameras for space applications of the future

Quantum computing to help with cancer treatments

The everyday jobs people would rather hand over to robots

Radiative solution keeps wearable devices cool, even in sunlight

A device converts shortwave infrared light to visible light

Layered-materials chip classifies images a thousand times faster than conventional machine-vision systems

New Swedish supercomputer is powered by Hewlett Packard Enterprise and AMD

Energy-harvesting technology will be used to make roads safer

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