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MIPT Researchers Demonstrate Development of Compact Sources of Coherent Plasmons

The possibility to develop compact sources of coherent plasmons has been theoretically demonstrated by researchers from MIPT’s Laboratory of 2D Materials’ Optoelectronics, Institute of Radioengineering and Electronics, and Tohoku University (Japan).

17 Oct 2016

Researchers Create Single-Electron Electronic Devices using DNA

Researchers have drawn inspiration from nature over the years as it offers many different materials for innovations. The molecule of the heritage or DNA is one such material, with its exceptional self-assembling properties.

14 Oct 2016

Scientists Develop World’s Smallest Transistor Using Nanotubes

Reducing the size of components in integrated circuits has been an issue for scientists for over a decade.

7 Oct 2016

Memristors Could be the Missing Link in Development of Bio-Electronic Medicines

A new University of Southampton-led study shows that a nanoscale device known as a memristor could possibly be the missing link in the advancements of implants. These implants require electrical signals from the brain to aid medical treatments.

28 Sep 2016

Berkeley Lab Develops 3D Racetrack for Electrons in Nanoscale Crystal Slices

A unique 3D racetrack for electrons in extremely thin slices of a nanomaterial has been developed by researchers. This nanomaterial was created at the Department of Energy’s Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab).

26 Sep 2016

Scientist Develops Human Brain-Inspired Microchip

Neuro-inspired computing has provided a common intersection for three seemingly varied fields: microelectronics, computing and neuroscience.

22 Sep 2016

Innovative Screen-Printing Process Allows Direct Conversion of Nanocrystals into Flexible Thermoelectric Devices

What if you could easily print a thin layer of material – for use anywhere – that would allow you to create flexible energy harvesters or coolers? That may soon be a reality.

21 Sep 2016

Advanced Nano-Cutter Could Lead to Improved Manufacturing Approaches

The University of Wisconsin–Madison College of Engineering has a new addition in the form of a unique machine that can mill in 3D with nanometer precision.

16 Sep 2016

NIST Team Studies Transfer of Nanoscale Motion via Microelectromechanical System

From the printing press to the jet engine, mechanical machines with moving parts have been the basis of technology for several centuries. With the U.S. industry developing smaller mechanical systems, they experience greater challenges - microscopic parts tend to stick together and wear out when they come in touch with each other.

14 Sep 2016

Imec Scientist Awarded ERC Starting Grant to Develop Breakthrough Flexible Electronics

World-leading nanoelectronics research center imec announces that Kris Myny, one of its young scientists, has been awarded an ERC Starting Grant.

From IMEC 14 Sep 2016

Nanoelectronics News

MIPT Researchers Demonstrate Development of Compact Sources of Coherent Plasmons

Researchers Create Single-Electron Electronic Devices using DNA

Scientists Develop World’s Smallest Transistor Using Nanotubes

Memristors Could be the Missing Link in Development of Bio-Electronic Medicines

Berkeley Lab Develops 3D Racetrack for Electrons in Nanoscale Crystal Slices

Scientist Develops Human Brain-Inspired Microchip

Innovative Screen-Printing Process Allows Direct Conversion of Nanocrystals into Flexible Thermoelectric Devices

Advanced Nano-Cutter Could Lead to Improved Manufacturing Approaches

NIST Team Studies Transfer of Nanoscale Motion via Microelectromechanical System

Imec Scientist Awarded ERC Starting Grant to Develop Breakthrough Flexible Electronics

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