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Glass Fabric-Based Flexible Thermoelectric Generator Produces Electricity from Body Heat

Wearable computers or devices have been hailed as the next generation of mobile electronic gadgets, from smart watches to smart glasses to smart pacemakers. For electronics to be worn by a user, they must be light, flexible, and equipped with a power source, which could be a portable, long-lasting battery or no battery at all but a generator. How to supply power in a stable and reliable manner is one of the most critical issues to commercialize wearable devices.

11 Apr 2014

Small Single-Use Film Transforms Smartphone into a Mini-Laboratory

Using the properties of a smartphone screen to perform blood tests: the device developed by Qloudlab allows at-home analysis in less than a minute. The expanded diagnostics will be used to help people undergoing anticoagulant treatment.

10 Apr 2014

PLDA, OmniPhy Test Combination of PCIe Gen 2 Controller and PHY for TSMC 28nm Process

PLDA, the industry leader in PCI Express® IP solutions and OmniPhy, a leading provider of differentiated SerDes IP, today announced successful interop testing for a combined PCIe Gen 2 Controller IP and PHY IP solution. Initially targeting the TSMC 28nm process, the combined PCIe 2.0 Controller/PHY solution can also be ported to additional fabs and processes.

8 Apr 2014

New Report on Global Semiconductor Dry Etching Market

Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "Global Semiconductor Dry Etching Market 2014-2018 with APPLIED Materials, Hitachi High-Technology, Lam Research, Tokyo Electron Dominating" report to their offering.

From Research and Markets 8 Apr 2014

Early 28nm Silicon Testing Confirms Power Efficiency of SureCore’s Innovative SRAM Design

SureCore Ltd has today announced that early testing of its innovative low power SRAM design confirms its simulations that deliver in excess of 50% power savings over other SRAM technologies.

1 Apr 2014

Researchers Construct Logical Circuits Using Interconnected Slime Mold Tube Networks to Process Information

A future computer might be a lot slimier than the solid silicon devices we have today. In a study published in the journal Materials Today, European researchers reveal details of logic units built using living slime molds, which might act as the building blocks for computing devices and sensors.

From Elsevier B.V 28 Mar 2014

World Scientific Publishes its Electronics Frontiers Book on Advanced Modeling of Nanoscale Electron Devices

World Scientific has published its latest electronics frontiers book on advanced modeling of nanoscale electron devices.

27 Mar 2014

eInfochips Launch Design Services for Chips Based on 16nm Geometry

eInfochips, a leading semiconductor and product engineering company, today launched design services for chips based on 16nm geometry. The comprehensive suite of services includes Netlist to GDSII, Sign-off, and Design for Testability.

27 Mar 2014

marketsandmarkets Adds Report on Condustive Ink Market

The report "Conductive Ink Market by Application (Photovoltaic, Membrane Switches, Displays, Bio-Sensor, Automotive), Type (Silver Flake & Nanoparticle, Copper Flake & Nanoparticle, Carbon/Graphene, CNT, Dielectric, Polymer) - Global Trend & Forecast to 2018", defines and segments the Conductive Ink Market with a thorough analysis and forecasting of the Conductive Ink Market revenue till 2018. The value of the Conductive Ink Market will grow to $ 3,660 million by 2018, at a CAGR of 3.5% from 2013 to 2018.

27 Mar 2014

Scientists Report First 3D Nanoscale Observations of Microstructural Degradation During Charge-Discharge Cycles

Scientists at the U.S. Department of Energy's Brookhaven National Laboratory have made the first 3D observations of how the structure of a lithium-ion battery anode evolves at the nanoscale in a real battery cell as it discharges and recharges. The details of this research, described in a paper published in Angewandte Chemie, could point to new ways to engineer battery materials to increase the capacity and lifetime of rechargeable batteries.

From Brookhaven National Laboratory 27 Mar 2014

Nanoelectronics News

Glass Fabric-Based Flexible Thermoelectric Generator Produces Electricity from Body Heat

Small Single-Use Film Transforms Smartphone into a Mini-Laboratory

PLDA, OmniPhy Test Combination of PCIe Gen 2 Controller and PHY for TSMC 28nm Process

New Report on Global Semiconductor Dry Etching Market

Early 28nm Silicon Testing Confirms Power Efficiency of SureCore’s Innovative SRAM Design

Researchers Construct Logical Circuits Using Interconnected Slime Mold Tube Networks to Process Information

World Scientific Publishes its Electronics Frontiers Book on Advanced Modeling of Nanoscale Electron Devices

eInfochips Launch Design Services for Chips Based on 16nm Geometry

marketsandmarkets Adds Report on Condustive Ink Market

Scientists Report First 3D Nanoscale Observations of Microstructural Degradation During Charge-Discharge Cycles

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