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Electronics

A silicon carbide chip in a high-temperature ceramic package

Cash boost for NASA’s heat resistant microchip tech

New funding will enable CGD to expand its operations in Cambridge, North America, Taiwan and Europe

Cambridge GaN Devices secures $32m

Drop-casted honey was used as the gate electrolyte,

Artificial vision system uses honey as electrolyte

Data centre energy demand could top 1,000TWh by 2026, according to the IEA

Graphene memory tech could cut data centre energy use

Device prototype with thermal camera

New electronic tag could challenge single-use RFID tags

The team has found a new way to use diamond as the basis of a transistor that remains switched off by default

Research advances diamond transistors for high-power applications

Bristol study calls for circularity in robotics

Dstl pushes limits of electromagnetic warfare  

Researchers at UC Irvine have created a soft, conformable implant that measures neurological signals in patients’ developing brains. Seen here on the wing of a butterfly, this invention uses an organic polymer material that’s more compatible with sensitive living tissues than rigid, silicon-based medical devices

Biocompatible sensor implant conforms to organ growth

The survey attracted 426 responses from MRO professionals working across a range of sectors

RS Group report highlights industry procurement challenges

A patterned chip with Hall bar devices of ultrathin niobium phosphide film

Niobium phosphide outperforms copper as nanoscale conductor

Li holds 14 US patents with three others pending

Li awarded A F Harvey Engineering Research Prize