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Tag Archives: Electronics
Au foil substrates developed for flexible electronics
Growing removable single-crystal gold foils on silicon offers an inexpensive, flexible substrate for semiconductors. Continue reading
Conductive polymer substrate creates platform for biosensing applications
If you want to know how a living cell exchanges information with its surroundings, you have to understand how materials pass through the cell wall. Now, researchers have synthesized lipid bilayers on a flexible, conductive substrate that allows signals to transduce the model membrane. Continue reading
The Race for Renewables
New solar harnessing materials along with novel production techniques are improving the efficiency of solar power. Continue reading
A Bright Light for Ultrafast Snapshots of Materials
Berkeley Lab researchers develop a bright, high-repetition-rate laser source in the extreme UV for studies of ultrafast materials dynamics Continue reading
Beyond 911: Medical Applications of Mobile Phones
Researchers and entrepreneurs discuss developments in the role of mobile phones for medical imaging and monitoring. Continue reading
Probing dopant distribution: Finding by Berkeley Lab Researchers Opens the Door to Better Doping of Semiconductor Nanocrystals
The icing on the cake for semiconductor nanocrystals that provide a non-damped optoelectronic effect may exist as a layer of tin that segregates near the surface. Continue reading
The Smartphone Generation
With the Image Sensors 2014 conference approaching, Imaging & Machine Vision Europe looks at the debt that industrial cameras owe to mobile phones Continue reading
Electric Tattoos
Next time you connect with someone, why not make it electric? Continue reading
