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MIT researchers demonstrate one of world's smallest microtools
Nov 2 2007, Madan

To utilize light beams as tweezers to manipulate and control cells and tiny objects long nurtured in the mind of scientists around for at least 30 years. Now, making it reality MIT researchers paved the way by demonstrating the versatility, when they...

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Intel releases new 200 Gbps chip
Taylor Flatt, Petersburg
Intel just announced the prototype to a chip made of all silicon that can encode 200 GB/S on a light beam. This is a step up from the old chip that can only encode 100...
Intel, Light Beam, Silicon Chip, Optical Fibers
made popular Jun 25 2008
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Compact lasers to replace copper to cope future microchip processing speed
Irani, New Delhi
With every passing day, technology seems to evolve several times. The booming microchip-processing speed is rejuvenating the different areas of an integrated circuit....
Semiconductor micro-lasers, Silicon wave, Silicon chip, Indium-phosphate lasers
made popular Jan 19 2008
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UCSD develops world's most complex silicon chip
Bhagaban, New Delhi
The University of California, San Diego (UCSD), in collaboration with Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) has designed an advanced silicon chip dubbed as...
UCSD, UCSD DARPA Smart Q-Band 4x4 Array Transmitter, Silicon Chip
made popular Oct 31 2007
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Silicon chip mimics human retina, offers new eyes to the blind
Vishal, Solan
University of Pennsylvania has crafted a silicon chip that could accurately mimics retinal functions. The chip has been built with an ability to approximate the neural...
Silicon chip, University of Pennsylvania, blind, retina
made popular Oct 23 2006
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Silicon nanoparticles opened the doors for more solar energy
Madan, Shimla
In an exciting study, Researchers at the U.S. Department of Energy’s National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL), collaborating with Innovalight, Inc., have shown...
NREL, MEG, Quantum Dots, Silicon nanocrystals
made popular Aug 17 2007
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Mempile anticipating 1 TB DVD-sized optical discs
Naveen, Shimla
Israeli storage company Mempile recently demoed its TeraDisc technology to Japanese consumer electronics manufacturers that was able to record and read over 100 virtual...
Mempile, TeraDisc technology, Optical Discs, Electronics
made popular Mar 29 2007
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Photons caught in action for the first time from "radiative decay"
Irani, New Delhi
Researchers, for the first time, have showed the photons in action, from “radiative decay”. They have captured the light produced by the decays, which is...
Photons, radiative decay, neutron radiative decay, energetic photon
made popular Dec 22 2006
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Nanotechnology to sanitize your bathroom with a flip of a light switch
Irani, New Delhi
The day is not far, when you no longer will need to invest hours of tedious labors to clean up your homes. Engineers are producing a coating that can respond to the...
Nanotechnology, sanitizing, Institute for Nanoscale Technology, photons
made popular Jun 17 2006
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