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Electric Play-Doh Is Mysterious Conductor

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Superhigh-voltage Gallium Oxide Transistors Could Transform Power Electronics

These transistors can handle 8,000 volts. Could they be a cheaper, more efficient alternative to silicon carbide?

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Scientists Wind Wires and Drip Semiconductors to Make Transistors on a Thread

The thread-based transistors are extremely flexible, and could be used in wearables

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Electric Play-Doh Is Mysterious Conductor

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Can Two-dimensional Semiconductors Created Using Liquid Metals Forestall Moore’s Law's Demise?

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Superhigh-voltage Gallium Oxide Transistors Could Transform Power Electronics

These transistors can handle 8,000 volts. Could they be a cheaper, more efficient alternative to silicon carbide?

Scientists Wind Wires and Drip Semiconductors to Make Transistors on a Thread

The thread-based transistors are extremely flexible, and could be used in wearables

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Search results: “conducting polymers”

Electric Play-Doh Is Mysterious Conductor

Promising new stretchy polymer could seed next-gen, sprayable, conductive inks

Can Two-dimensional Semiconductors Created Using Liquid Metals Forestall Moore’s Law's Demise?

With the potential to further shrink transistors and improve performance, these ultra-thin semiconducting materials could also make flexible electronics a practical reality

Superhigh-voltage Gallium Oxide Transistors Could Transform Power Electronics

These transistors can handle 8,000 volts. Could they be a cheaper, more efficient alternative to silicon carbide?

Scientists Wind Wires and Drip Semiconductors to Make Transistors on a Thread

The thread-based transistors are extremely flexible, and could be used in wearables

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How an Electrical Engineer Solved Australia’s Most Famous Cold Case

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