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Tablet PCs, mobile phones, music players, laptops are rolling out at breakneck speed. This situation means that e-waste will also increase rapidly.
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Tablet PCs, mobile phones, music players, laptops are rolling out at breakneck speed. This situation means that e-waste will also increase rapidly.
The CNET, Xerox has given New York Times journalists a look at their new technology at its Palo Alto, California research center.
On March 18th, Japanese technology firm Fujitsu announced a phone capable of capturing the user's circuit through the face.
The scientists used one of the simplest and most unusual materials to create the latest and thinnest component in electronic devices: paper.
In the past, the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign has used nano-ink (made up of silver nanoparticles), which allows users to draw electrical circuits on paper.
This year's race continues at the Silverstone Racing Circuit, witnessing a new milestone in the history of the event: for the first time a hydrogen fueled car compet…
Hokuriku University, Japan, on May 30, said the research team has developed Silicene technology to produce large-area silicon films. This type of membrane is one atom th…
The manner in which soldiers and police fight will change in the future after the ammunition has the ability to adjust itself to its direction, American engineers say.
A team of scientists led by Guillaume Gervais of the Department of Physics, McGill University and Mike Lilly, the Sandia National Laboratory built one of the world's…
Researchers working at the University of Colorado Boulder, USA together with the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) have developed: New generation mic…
Using analog circuits, rather than digital ones, scientists can easily build simulation models of biological systems efficiently and accurately.
Mr. Dang Van Nha, 59 years old (Binh Phuoc) successfully built the model to open circuit 220V by remote control system.
German scientists have created robots capable of sensing even the smallest impact or temperature change just like humans.
A group of professors and students at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, USA, invented a rollerball pen with silver ink, which helps draw electrical circuit…
Scientists at the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology, USA, discovered a way to capture and exploit energy transmitted through…