Global Foundries, Santa Clara, Calif., has launched a new semiconductor technology developed specifically to meet the ultralow-power requirements of the next generation of connected devices.
Magnetic waves are known as solitons—for solitary waves—and were theorized to occur in magnets in the 1970s.
Using metallic osmium (Os) in experimentation, an international group of researchers demonstrated that ultra-high pressures cause core electrons to interplay, which results in experimentally observed anomalies in the compression behavior of the material. Os is one of Earth’s most exceptional elemental materials, possessing the highest known density at ambient pressure, one of the highest cohesive […]
The ASM Heat Treating Society announced that the exposition for Heat Treat 2015 has sold out for the second time in a row. Hundreds of heat treating companies and gear manufacturers will be displaying their latest and greatest products and services next month at the 28th annual ASM Heat Treating Society Conference and Exposition in […]
Bruker Nano Analytics, Madison, Wis., has developed XFlash FlatQuad, a side-entry silicon drift detector positioned between the SEM pole piece and sample.
