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Five groups have been awarded a total of six contracts valued at £7.4 million by the United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA) for the development of lithium technology in fusion energy.

Junkosha has announced the shortlist of eleven entries for the final stage of its annual ‘Technology Innovator of the Year Award’.

Using data from wearables, Researchers at Duke University, in collaboration with computational scientists at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, have made a breakthrough in heart health monitoring with the Longitudinal Hemodynamic Mapping Framework (LHMF).

Quantum technologyallows us to harness the fundamental laws of quantum mechanics to solve problems that are either intractable or even impossible using today’s technology.

Tektronix has announced its Tektronix Innovation Forum 2023 event series. Available for a global audience and offering multiple educational sessions on key electronics technologies, the robust event series will include educational forums, panel discussions and technical presentations with admission offered at no charge.

About:Energy, a global innovator in battery development software, announces a technology licensing agreement with the University of Portsmouth and the University of Southampton, to advance battery modelling and accelerate electrification across the automotive and energy storage industry.

A smart ingestible electronic device has been developed that promises to be a less intrusive and more efficient way of monitoring vital signs, particularly forpatients with sleep apneaand those at risk of opioid overdose.

Researchers at McGill University have developed a groundbreaking 'lab on a chip' technology, potentially revolutionising the field of diagnostic testing.

SEMICON Japan opens 13th Dec. at Tokyo Big Sight with more than 900 exhibitors from 19 regions showcasing their latest products and technologies.

Governor Kathy Hochul has announced a $10 billion partnership involving major semiconductor industry players like IBM, Micron, Applied Materials, and Tokyo Electron.