Navitas Drives Xiaomi Redmi Note 12 Explorer at 210 W, New Ultra-Fast Charging Record
Kenji Terasawa, president and CEO, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Engineering, Ltd.
Purdue University researchers have developed a novel wet-mixing method to add sensor particles to 3D printer filaments, which will allow manufacturers to create functional printed parts. (Purdue University image/Brittany Newell)
Michael De Nil, co-founder and chief executive officer at Morse Micro
Coca-Cola will now make local deliveries in Belgium with 30 electric Renault Trucks vehicles
An illustration of a boron arsenide crystal placed between two diamonds in a controlled chamber with thermal energy transported under extreme pressure
As the droplet dries, the nanoparticles settle into pinwheel patterns. The ability to make these twisted structures at the nanoscale could have applications in sensing, machine vision and more.
Jiahui Li, left, Shan Zhou and professor Qian Chen show off an electron micrograph image of their new pinwheel lattice structure developed to help engineers build new materials with unique optical, magnetic, electronic and catalytic properties.
Eun-Ah Kim, professor of physics at Cornell University
Ichiro Hirose, Director and Senior Managing Executive Officer; Oversight of R&D, Cost Innovation and Innovation, Mazda Motor Corporation (left); Katsumi Azuma, Director and Senior Managing Executive Officer and COO, ROHM Co., Ltd. (right)
The leaders of the new Center for Equity in Engineering at The University of Texas at Austin.
Magnetic fields created by skyrmions in two-dimensional sheet of material composed of iron, germanium and tellurium.
This adhesive tape-based nanogenerator can light several hundred LEDs.
MIT Professor Yet-Ming Chiang
Electric double layers
Headshot of Barry Rand, paper co-author
Purdue University professor Brad Duerstock leverages his own experiences as a wheelchair user in his research on improving accessibility to transportation.
Hundreds of Renesas’ Intersil-Brand Radiation-Hardened ICs Lift Off Onboard Artemis 1
Dan Jensen, General Manager Business Group Analog & Logic ICs at Nexperia
Professor Roger Woods from Queen’s University
Li Auto Inc. Selected Melexis ToF for in-car Gesture Control
Dr Ajay Mathur, Director General, International Solar Alliance
David Carroll, Senior Vice President of Worldwide Sales at Navitas
Infineon Partners with REE Automotive to Foster Sustainable Mobility
Africa Carbon Markets Initiative Aims to Support Growth of Carbon Credit Production and Create Jobs in Africa
Canada Kicks Chinese Companies Out of Lithium Mining
Navitas and VREMT Open Joint R&D Lab for Next-Gen EV Power Systems and Semiconductors
Fillia Makeon
Professor Dina Newman, Rochester Institute of Technology
The research looks to provide visual and audio realism, environmental awareness, and realistic attitude and intelligence.
These are the first authors of both papers described in the news story, Lukas Pfeifer (L) and Ryojun Toyoda. Both succeeded in making a fluorescent light-driven molecular motor. This is the first time that two photochemical properties were combined in one motor molecule.
An unmanned aerial vehicle (drone) collects images over a CABBI Miscanthus sacchariflorus field trial at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign Energy Farm in October 2020.
Teacher and student in one of Springfield's public elementary schools learning CSforALL
Marco Fiore, IMDEA Networks Research Associate Professor
Keith Hampton, a professor in the Department of Media and Information and director of academic research in the Quello Center, Michigan State University
Keith Evan Green, director of the Architectural Robotics Lab, Cornell
Cindy (Hsin-Liu) Kao, assistant professor of human centered design, Cornell
Flexible thermochromic fabrics enabling dynamic colored display.
Monocrystals of Ce0.04ZrTe2 grown by heterogeneous nucleation on the surface of the polycrystalline pellet
Measuring atomic shear: in this rendering, a nano-scale tip pulls atoms so they slide on top of others.
f.l.t.r.: Prof. Željko Jakopović (Project Management University of Zagreb), Vice Rector Prof. Tomislav Josip Mlinarić, Dean Vedran Bilas (both University of Zagreb), Sabine Herlitschka (CEO Infineon Austria), Hrvoje Bujanović, Josef Markus Wuketich, Oliver Heinrich
