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How Surfaces Steer Electrons Could Shape Better Batteries and Sensors

Findings indicate that tuning an electrode's density of states can optimize reorganization energy, improving charge-transfer rates in electrochemical systems.

29 Apr 2026

See the Latest Advancements in Fast Steering Mirrors, Hexapods and Nanopositioning Technology

At Defense + Security, PI will showcase a portfolio of high-performance motion solutions supporting aerospace, communication and defense applications.

From PI (Physik Instrumente) LP 22 Apr 2026

Fast 2D Piezo Scanning Stage for Image Stabilization and Resolution Enhancement

Physik Instrumente (PI), a global leader in photonics, piezo and nanopositioning technologies, highlights its P-733 XY piezo scanning stage as a high-performance solution for applications that demand ultrafast, nanometer-precise motion, including image stabilization, pixel-shift imaging, and resolution enhancement.

From PI (Physik Instrumente) LP 21 Apr 2026

Improved Surface Chemistry Lifts HgTe Nanocrystal Photodiode Voltage

A new study on HgTe nanocrystal photodiodes through CdS passivation and interface control shows new potential for infrared optoelectronic applications.

15 Apr 2026

6-Channel Piezo Driver for Piezo Stacks, Transducers, Scanner Tubes, and Precision Actuators

PI’s piezo design and manufacturing division, PI Ceramic, offers a comprehensive portfolio of standard, custom, and value-added piezoelectric devices from piezo stacks to ultrasonic transducers.

From PI (Physik Instrumente) LP 27 Mar 2026

Next Generation, Permanent DNA-Based Data Storage for the AI Age

imec, a global leader in nanoelectronics and digital innovation, and Atlas Data Storage, a pioneer of production-scale DNA data storage, today announce a new strategic partnership to accelerate the development of digital data storage using synthetic DNA.

From Atlas Data Storage 5 Mar 2026

Scientists Marry DNA Origami and 2D Materials to Make Nanoelectronics

Skoltech researchers and their colleagues from Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich, Germany, Nanjing University of China, and the National Institute for Materials Science of Japan have developed a method for depositing organic molecules on a two-dimensional semiconductor in a highly controlled manner.

22 Jan 2026