Caltest Instruments of Guildford is sponsoring the University of Surrey’s Formula Student team. Called Team Surtes (Surrey University racing technology and engineering solutions), the team will get...
Scientists at the University of East Anglia have taken another step towards bio-fuel cells. The research shows that it is possible for bacteria to...
Imec of Leuven, Belgium, which does R&D for all the major DRAM makers, has shown the way forward for scaling capacitors in DRAMs. A finding by Imec researchers allows the stored charge to be increased while leakage levels remain acceptable.
EU navigation safety project Accseas has demonstrated automatic resilience against GPS jamming attacks in UK waters. The trials used data from eLoran, based on...
Swiss researchers have worked with IBM to design a very high speed data converter which will operate at speeds up to 100Gbit/s.
The International Solid State Circuits Conference is an important gathering for the electronic engineering industry, regarding systems-on-a-chip and solid-state circuits.
Fujitsu Laboratories has developed a 32Gbit/s data transmitter and receiver with loss equalisation circuits, which it says can be used in the fastest data links between microprocessors
“Imagine an LED array beside a motorway helping to light the road, displaying the latest traffic updates and transmitting internet information wirelessly to passengers’ laptops, netbooks and smart..."
Magnetoresistive RAM (MRAM) is a non-volatile memory which could be a low leakage alternative to SRAM
A device which allows an optical detector to pick up on the rotation of a twisted light wave, called an optical vortex or vortex beam, has been developed by researchers at .the Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS).
