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Researchers at Surrey's Advanced Technology Institute (ATI) have achieved a breakthrough in energy efficiency bydeveloping flexible nanogeneratorswith a power density 140 times greater than that of conventional nanogenerators.

Unipart Manufacturing is set to play a pivotal role in Project PULSE (Power Electronics Upscale for Localisation and Sustainable Electrification), a £11 million initiative funded by the UK government through the Advanced Propulsion Centre (APC).

Dr John Lazar CBE FREng, a global technology pioneer and investor, has been officially announced as the new President ofthe Royal Academy of Engineering.

Echion and the University of Birmingham have been selected as the winners of the Collaboration Award at the Faraday Institution Community Awards 2024.

In early September, Electronic Specifier reported on the paper, ‘On the Same Origin of Quantum Physics and General Relativity from Riemannian Geometry and Planck Scale Formalism’, authored by Chavis Srichan of Khon Kaen University and led by the corresponding author, Adrian David Cheok of Nanjing University of Information Science and Technology. Since then, it has come to light that a temporary expression of concern relating to potent...

A study has demonstrated how ultra-thin, lightweight, and flexible energy storage devices can be inkjet-printed onto clothing, paving the way forthe future of electronic textiles(e-textiles).

Researchers from the University of Warsaw have developed a new method to achieve super-resolution inlight measurement, improving the precision of optical technologies used in fields like optoelectronics and medical diagnostics.

DigiKey,a global commerce distributor offering the largest selection of technical components and automation products in stock for immediate shipment, has launched its popular Back2School Prize Giveaway.

ZF and Infineon have jointly developed and implemented AI algorithms for the development and control of vehicle software as part of the EEmotion project.

Researchers atChalmers Universityof Technology, in Sweden, have for the first time succeeded in combining two major research fields in photonics by creating a nanoobject with unique optical qualities.