Devices
Record-Setting Terahertz Transmitters
Relatively cheap chip hits 1.1 THz, could make terahertz scanners and other devices practical
3-D Chips Grow Up
In 2012, 3-D chips will help extend Moore's Law—and move beyond it
EUV Faces Its Most Critical Test
2012 will be the make-or-break year for extreme ultraviolet lithography
Strain Speeds Organic Transistors
Big boost in charge-carrier mobility could open organic semiconductors to new applications
An Amplifier That’s Quantum Quiet
An exotic new amplifier might be quiet enough for quantum computing
Record-Setting Terahertz Transmitters
Article: Relatively cheap chip hits 1.1 THz, could make terahertz scanners and other devices practical
CES 2012: Sony Pulls “Crystal” Display Technology Out Of the Lab
Blog Post: Has Sony ceded OLED to Korean companies? Is “Crystal” an alias for “Quantum-Dot”?
Moore's Law Leads to $1000 Genome Device
Blog Post: Life Technologies' cheap genome sequencing chip shows how semiconductor technology is making personal genomes happen
CES 2012: All Eyes Will Turn To TVs at Next Week’s Consumer Electronics Show
Blog Post: But the spotlight won’t be on 3D.
3-D Chips Grow Up
Article: In 2012, 3-D chips will help extend Moore's Law—and move beyond it
EUV Faces Its Most Critical Test
Article: 2012 will be the make-or-break year for extreme ultraviolet lithography
In Memoriam: Norman Krim
Blog Post: A tribute to the man who inspired a generation of engineers
Strain Speeds Organic Transistors
Article: Big boost in charge-carrier mobility could open organic semiconductors to new applications
Spring-loaded Pixels to Drive Holographic Displays
Blog Post: Semiconductor research firm Imec hopes to create holographic video displays using MEMS
Nanotransistor Boosts Sensitivity of Gene Sequencer
Article: New approach could hasten cheap DNA sequencing
