In today’s noisy world, from traffic hum to loud neighbours, unwanted sound is a constant problem. An interdisciplinary team from MIT and other institutions has developed a sound-suppressing silk fabric that could create quieter spaces.

In the rapidly evolving landscape of advanced materials, a new star is rising to challenge the reigning champion, graphene.

Plans for a new data centre in North Lincolnshire, set to create 400 jobs, have been submitted to North Lincolnshire Council.

Electronic Specifier has announced its participation in the upcoming PCIM show in Nuremberg, Germany on 11-13th June.

Apple has announced new accessibility features coming later this year, including Eye Tracking, a way for users with physical disabilities to control their iPad or iPhone with their eyes.

Hot on the heels of OpenAI’s GPT-4o announcement, Google I/O delivered news on the company’s efforts to double down on its AI development and offerings.

Here, you can find out the key factors to consider when implementing GaN in power electronics design processing, and the challenges of doing so.

Fan out wafer level packaging (FOWLP) is an advanced semiconductor technology designed to enhance performance and miniaturise electronic devices.

OpenAI’s GPT-4o blends improved audio, vision, and text capabilities with increased performance across the board, bringing it to the top of the LLM tier list.

Engineers from Princeton and North Carolina State University have crafted a soft robot called the 'Robotapillar' to wiggle past the current limitations of traditional robotics when in tight or dangerous spaces.

New research has developed smart contact lenses that could provide the key to non-intrusive and continuous eye monitoring.

A new smart neckband has been developed to help users track their dietary habits by monitoring food and fluid intake.

In a significant stride for semiconductor technology, a team led by Professor Yong-Young Noh from the Department of Chemical Engineering at Pohang University of Science and Technology (POSTECH) has developed a new tellurium-selenium composite oxide semiconductor material.

The Royal Navy is revolutionising its training programme by incorporating advanced Virtual Reality (VR) technologies into its navigational training.

Scientists have developed a 3D-printed living material that exhibits growth, self-repair, and environmental responsiveness by embedding living cells within a non-living matrix.

A team at Saarland University, which includes medical specialists, engineers, and computer scientists, are developing a smart orthopaedic implant designed to not only monitor but actively encourage the healing of bone fractures.

Keysight recently held a webinar titled: “Overcoming Design Challenges in the Era of Wide Bandgap Semiconductors,” in which valuable insights on the trends and challenges of power electronics were explored.

Five sustainability projects collaborating with UK schools will each receive £100,000 to enhance green initiatives and reduce carbon emissions, as part of the UK schools’ sustainability campaign, Let’s Go Zero.

The US government has revoked licenses previously granted to major semiconductor companies, including Intel and Qualcomm, which allowed them to ship essential chipsets to Huawei Technologies.

Delve into Scratch 3.0, the educational programming language that makes learning coding fun and accessible for kids and beginners.