Investigating a materials system that will allow the semiconductor industry to co-locate computation and memory on a single chip.
Materials science engineers work on new material for computer chips
Team of flying robots builds structures using 3D printing
Teams of airborne 3D-printing drones could one day be used to complete construction projects in dangerous or hard-to-reach environments.
How transparent aluminum could make Star Trek technology a reality
Video description Transparent aluminum was once pure science fiction, a technical term used in a Star Trek movie from the 1980s, but aluminum oxynitride, also known as ALON, is much stronger than standard glass, and over time, will become cheaper to make.
Cochlear implant electrode array with shape memory
Hannover Medical School, Germany, has developed a cochlear implant electrode array with shape memory for optimal placement in the ear.
Johnson Matthey improves sustainability index score
Johnson Matthey, London, has again been included in the FTSE4Good Index series, recognizing strong environmental, social, and governance (ESG) practices.