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Forward leaps in current microelectronics rely upon understanding and controlling the development of electrons in metal. Enlarging the thickness of metal sheets to the requested nanometers can empower choice control

Computer

A computational model could accelerate the development of semiconductors for quantum applications.

Computer Article

North Carolina State University researchers used computational analysis to predict how the optical properties of the semiconductor material zinc selenide

Energy & Green Tech

Using food waste to reduce gas prices: a new approach for producing biodiesel fuel

Energy & Green Tech Article

With gas prices taking off and food costs squeezing family spending plans, an interdisciplinary group of scientists at WPI is

Electronics & Semiconductors

A 3D resistive memory-based computing in-memory system

Electronics & Semiconductors Article

Convolutional brain organizations (CNNs) have ended up being profoundly important for many applications, going from PC vision to the examination

Machine learning & AI

Researchers suggest a new and more successful automatic speech recognition approach.

Machine learning & AI Article

Famous voice aides like Siri and Amazon Alexa have presented programmed discourse acknowledgment (ASR) to the more extensive public. However,

Physics

Investigating the link between attosecond optical and attosecond quantum interference

Physics Article

An investigation group from the RIKEN Center for Advanced Photonics and the University of Tokyo has developed a clever type of interferometer to determine the edges based on both the

Physics

A new method for systematically determining optimal quantum operation sequences for quantum computers has been developed.

Physics Article

Japan's National Institute of Information and Communications Technology, Keio University, Tokyo University of Science, and The University of Tokyo prevailed

Physics

A new idea for detecting terahertz electromagnetic waves offers hope for advancements in information technology and medicine.

Physics Article

Identifying electromagnetic waves in the terahertz recurrence range remains a difficult issue. Scientists from the University of Cambridge, along with

Physics

A linear response theory for open systems with exceptional points is developed by physicists.

Physics Article

Direct examination assumes a focal part in science and design. In any event, while managing nonlinear frameworks, understanding the direct

Physics

Examining the spin current caused by magnetic stimulation in chromium trihalides

Physics Article

Spintronics, an emerging boondocks in innovation that outfits a level of opportunity for electrons known as twist, is a clever

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