Electronics
Long may you wave, borophene
06 Oct 2016
Scientists develop quick-destructing battery to power ‘transient’ devices
08 Aug 2016
A relatively new field of study called “transient electronics” is expected to lead to the development of self-destructing electronic devices
T-1000: Liquid metals propel future electronics
04 Aug 2016
Science fiction is inching closer to reality with the development of revolutionary self-propelling liquid metals -- a critical step towards future elastic electronics
‘Rivet graphene’ proves its mettle
23 Jul 2016
Organic electronics may be coming
16 Jul 2016
Electronic nose smells pesticides and nerve gas
04 Jul 2016
New wireless brain-machine interface allows monkeys to control wheelchair with their brain
04 Mar 2016
TechFest to open at IIT Bombay tomorrow
26 Dec 2015
China showcases its growing ‘Jiqiren’ power
27 Nov 2015
New theory leads to radiationless revolution
28 Aug 2015
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