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Whether you are exercising or not, but fingers surely get more than their share of exercising everyday. So, whether you are fiddling on your keyboard, punching numbers on your cell phone or pushing the remote control buttons, the problem of...
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If you think tongue to be the only sensory organ accomplished of distinguishing between tastes, you are mistaken; here, it’s made possible electronically. This...
made popular Aug 5 2008
Fujio Masuoka, CTO of Unisantis Electronics in Japan plans to revolutionize processing chips by giving more transistors into a smaller space and that too in 3...
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A plastic that heals itself! Yes, it happens exactly like the skin of our body. Hats off to Scott White and his fellow scientist at the University of Illinois at...
made popular Apr 22 2006
With nanotechnology on the priority list of all researchers, microelectronics and nano electronics had been on the lookout for a superconducting chip developed from a...
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Two independent groups of researchers in the US have developed techniques to make porous germanium. It is another semiconductor used widely in microelectronics. This...
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With nanotechnology on the priority list of all researchers, microelectronics and nano electronics had been on the lookout for a superconducting chip developed from a...
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