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For the first time, scientists have combined two existing wireless technologies – high-speed electronics and millimeter-scale photonics – to achieve record wireless data transfer rates. Scientists have set a new wireless speed
Thanks to innovative work by researchers at Tufts University, Spider-Man-inspired web-spinning technology has become a reality. This remarkable advancement uses silk-based materials to pass liquid through a thin needle, instantly turning the
Researchers have developed a groundbreaking hybrid quantum error correction technique that combines discrete and continuously variable methods. This new approach improves the error tolerance and efficiency of quantum computing, offering up to
The rapid development of artificial intelligence (AI) has brought both benefits and risks. One of the worrying trends is the misuse of voice cloning. Scammers can clone a voice in seconds and
Scientists from the University of Córdoba have presented a new prototype that could be an important step towards mass production of graphene. This material, which was first synthesized in 2004, has unique
Recent advances in phonon laser technologies, which use sound waves instead of light, reveal promising new applications in medical imaging and deep-sea research. A new technique improves these lasers by stabilizing and
Google is working on artificial intelligence software that will allow it to reason like human intelligence. The development, reminiscent of O1, opens a new front in the competition between the technology giant
High blood pressure (or hypertension) increases the risk of health problems such as heart or kidney failure, but goes undiagnosed in millions of people. A newly developed Android phone app can remotely
Scientists have developed a new synthesis process to produce a corrosion-resistant coating with additional properties that are ideal for faster, longer-lasting electronics. The team, led by researchers from the University of Pennsylvania,
A newly developed transistor device has demonstrated extraordinary levels of stability in tests, and in fact, it has performed so well that it promises to revolutionize the electronics and devices we use
