STEM fields are mostly male-dominated. But a few events are aiming to open doors for young female engineers.
STEM fields are mostly male-dominated. But a few events are aiming to open doors for young female engineers.
Researchers at the Cambridge Graphene Centre have created a process for creating wearable graphene that is durable and…
Researchers at the Cambridge Graphene Centre have created a process for creating wearable graphene that is durable and environmentally friendly.
Due to their resilient structure, synthetic diamonds are being used to create the next generation of microelectronics.
Due to their resilient structure, synthetic diamonds are being used to create the next generation of microelectronics.
A new processing technique allows for the doping of organic PV cells at room temperature.
A new processing technique allows for the doping of organic PV cells at room temperature.
IBM has released their “5 in 5” in which they predict five important innovations that will happen within the next five years.
IBM has released their “5 in 5” in which they predict five important innovations that will happen within the next five years.
More wearables and accompanying apps are aiming to track emotional wellness.
More wearables and accompanying apps are aiming to track emotional wellness.
Carnegie Mellon's new programming language helps make energy harvesting systems more reliable.
Carnegie Mellon's new programming language helps make energy harvesting systems more reliable.
Researchers from Australian National University (ANU) have incorporated nanocrystals to turn normal eye glasses into…
Researchers from Australian National University (ANU) have incorporated nanocrystals to turn normal eye glasses into light-weight night-vision ones.
Here's a recap of some of the top trends on display during 2017's CES (Consumer Electronics Show).
Here's a recap of some of the top trends on display during 2017's CES (Consumer Electronics Show).
In an effort to expand capabilities, reach new markets, acquire talent, or purchase solutions, mergers and acquisitions…
In an effort to expand capabilities, reach new markets, acquire talent, or purchase solutions, mergers and acquisitions are frequent in the tech world. Let’s take a look back on 2016 through some of the tech industry’s most valuable or controversial acquisitions, and what trend those moves could mean going into 2017.
Newer smartphones have lower SAR measurements, exposing users to less radiation.
Newer smartphones have lower SAR measurements, exposing users to less radiation.
In this Teardown Tuesday, we will look at the PCB that makes up the core of the Freedrum system.
In this Teardown Tuesday, we will look at the PCB that makes up the core of the Freedrum system.
What sort of implications should we begin to expect from wearable technology?
What sort of implications should we begin to expect from wearable technology?
Silicon-free printed electronics could give rise to tech that's designed to be thrown away.
Silicon-free printed electronics could give rise to tech that's designed to be thrown away.
Pulse Electronics have developed a printer that can print conductors and circuits directly onto 3D surfaces.
Pulse Electronics have developed a printer that can print conductors and circuits directly onto 3D surfaces.
Scientists at Cambridge University have developed a low-power transistor which consumes a billionth of a watt and…
Scientists at Cambridge University have developed a low-power transistor which consumes a billionth of a watt and operates under one volt. Such a device could help with the age of the IoT's ever-growing demand for power and efficiency.
A team of scientists in Germany have created genetic nanostructures that could be the key to genetic computers.
A team of scientists in Germany have created genetic nanostructures that could be the key to genetic computers.
A team of engineers at the University of California have created a conductive mixture that, when printed, can self-heal…
A team of engineers at the University of California have created a conductive mixture that, when printed, can self-heal if damaged.
Fab-less semiconductor company, GreenWaves Technologies, has developed a new processor designed for IoT applications that…
Fab-less semiconductor company, GreenWaves Technologies, has developed a new processor designed for IoT applications that they claim that will outmatch ARM Cortex processors.
Software updates can make conventional wearables capable of recognizing the wearer's movements.
Software updates can make conventional wearables capable of recognizing the wearer's movements.
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