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We may not be getting X-ray vision like Superman anytime soon, but it's time for us to get super vision. To make this super-vision or near-infrared...
Semiconductors are the foundation of electronic and Internet of Things (IoT) devices and telecommunication equipment. They are materials that control the flow of electric current. Their...
Today, not only your home appliances but even your outfits are getting smart. From your jacket, socks, gloves, and hats to bras, almost every clothing item...
Nanoscale Manufacturing: Building the Future Atom by Atom As scientists developed an increasing mastery over the material world, more and more precision is expected from our...
The ongoing artificial intelligence (AI) boom is leading to a surge in data centres, which is driving an immense demand for power to run and cool...
Electronics have greatly influenced modern society, not just telecommunications and entertainment but also education, healthcare, transportation, manufacturing, computing, and security. A critical component in electric devices...
What Is Quantum Teleportation and How Does It Work? While sounding like some fanciful concept from a science-fiction movie, quantum teleportation is actually a real phenomenon...
Rapid technological advancements are increasingly narrowing the line between humans and machines. At the forefront of this progress is a brain-computer interface (BCI), which creates a...
Semiconductors are the fundamental building blocks of almost all modern electronics, powering everything from smartphones and computers to electric vehicles, AI systems, and industrial equipment. They...
Cardiovascular diseases (CVDs), which are disorders affecting the heart and blood vessels, are the primary cause of death worldwide. According to the WHO, close to 18 million...
One of the activities we all engage in daily is walking. While you may not pay much attention to the way you or anyone else walks,...
It's easy to take for granted the gentle buzz of your smartwatch when the timer you set for your boiling water goes off. Simple haptic feedback...
When Albert Einstein first described quantum entanglement in 1935, he used terms like “spooky” due to its odd behaviour. It's highly unlikely he ever envisioned these...
A New Era For Quantum Encryption Encryption of transmitted data is an ever-growing concern as more and more critical functions are dependent on safe and secure...
The Sudden Surge of Quantum Computing Quantum computing has been making strides these last months. It started with Google’s Willow in December 2024, maybe the first-ever scalable...
