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A material developed by Asst. Prof. Sihong Wang and Prof. Juan de Pablo can stretch more than twice its original length without disrupting its ability to emit light and display a clear image

Chicago team develops stretchable OLED display

New Webb image reveals Cas A supernova remnant

Close up of the spray cooling over the server racks within the prototype

Spray cooling system takes the heat out of data centres

Abandoned vehicle inside the Chornobyl Exclusion Zone

UK-Ukraine team to boost Chornobyl radiation monitoring

The team explored three methods of 'gaze-based' smartphone interaction in its research study

Eye-tracking study paves way for gaze-based phone interaction

Leonardo launches future fighter AI challenge

Aerial AI project aims to save lives on the battlefield

Illustration of a chaotic-cavity surface-emitting laser array. This new class of laser array combines the advantages of chaotic cavities and the surface-emission configuration to enable high-quality illumination and high-speed communication

Reduced speckle shows promise for illumination and holography

PhD candidate Zahra Rahemtulla with the prototype over sock

E-textile smart sock can alert older people to the risk of falls

An ultra-thin coating of zinc oxide nanocrystals can be sprayed onto flexible substrates, such as plastic, that are resilient to flexing and bending

Zinc oxide nanomaterial shows promise as spray-on electronic component

Comment: Revolutionising wireless systems design with AI

Comment: Five essential considerations for connected health manufacturers