Researchers develop a method to control doping in nanocrystals, improving semiconductor performance for advanced devices like displays and transistors while addressing environmental concerns.

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Video game play met romantic intimacy in a corner of the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) yesterday — but it hasn’t always ...

Gottlieb is the most historically significant brand in pinball. This is the company that introduced the flipper in 1947 and ...

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Learn how phase noise impacts a radar system’s performance and about a way to improve it using a voltage-controlled SAW ...

The Kindle Scribe is an e-reader like no other. Not only does it deliver Amazon’s signature Kindle E Ink reading experience, but it also lets you write directly onto the digital pages of your ebooks, ...

We profile Hamza Farah, a UKESF scholar and a Graduate Signalling Engineer at Siemens, in our series on the EW BrightSparks of 2024.

Research reveals that electron transport in bilayer graphene is influenced by edge states, impacting nonlocal resistance and ...

A flyback with a GaN switch offers higher efficiency across all metrics versus silicon—and it’s simpler to design. Enter the ...

TI’s automotive SoC releases for CES 2025 this year: a radar sensor for passenger safety, new audio processor solutions, and ...