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SensorsTopicTypeComputingNews

Quantum Microscopes Could Enable Atom-Scale MRI

Here could be the tools for probing next-gen, 2D electronics

4 min read
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BiomedicalTopicNewsType

This Wearable Neck Patch Can Diagnose Concussions

Self-powered sensors convert neck strain into electrical pulses to detect head trauma in athletes

4 min read
Silicon Nanostructures
Consumer ElectronicsTopicTypeSemiconductorsInterview

For Better AR Cameras, Swap Plastic Lenses for Silicon Chips

Metalenz adds the power of polarization to its innovative PolarEyes chips

5 min read
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The InstituteTopicTypeCareersProfile

Building Better Qubits

This IBM Fellow is researching ways to make the quantum bits faster

4 min read

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