Apple’s New iPhone X is Great But Its Semiconductor Will Set the Company Apart

Apple’s recent special event where the company unveiled a number of new products and apps generated a lot of buzz for good reason, however, one product may be overlooked. The general public is focusing on…

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New Directable UV Spot Lamp Cures Adhesives In Less Than 10 Seconds

Intertronics has launched the IUV101 LED UV curing spot lamp in an effort to tackle UV curing options available for the medical, industrial, electronics, automotive and optical industries. The 370nm handheld spot lamp features up to 2,000…

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100,000 Volts of Electricity Running Through a Circuit Board Is Strangely Mesmerizing

YouTuber Drake Anthony is no stranger to experimenting with powerful lasers and chemical reactions. In his latest video, however, he utilizes a large power supply to run high voltage through ignition coils to create a…

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Scientists Create a Bionic Eye for the First Time

Bionic eyes have long been a staple in science fiction, but now they are well on their way to becoming a reality. In a major breakthrough, a team of researchers from the University of Minnesota…

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Researchers Create Ultrathin Artificial Retina From Graphene

Graphene is no doubt a super material. Consisting of a just a single layer of carbon atoms, it’s the strongest material ever tested. It conducts heat and electricity efficiently, is nearly transparent, and is biodegradable. Now,…

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Hydrogen Fuel Breakthrough to Power Cars

Hydrogen as an energy source for sustainable transport has great potential. Some of the world’s biggest car companies, including Toyota, Hyundai, and BMW are betting on hydrogen fuel as the way of the future. Hydrogen-powered…

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Researchers Demonstrate Organic Solar Cells That Can Achieve 15 Percent Efficiency

Organic solar cells are a great idea in theory yet for commercialization, researchers must make them much more efficient. University of Michigan researchers have done just that with a more flexible, inexpensive type of solar…

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World’s Most Efficient Semiconductor Material for Thermal Management Developed By UCLA Engineers

“Hotspots” in computer chips are a common issue known to be extremely detrimental to their performance. As a result, a team of engineers from UCLA, led by Yongjie Hu, have developed a new semiconductor material…

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