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Avoiding the Overheating of Semiconductor Devices

The reliability and endurance of contemporary devices have been significantly impacted by the need to reduce the size of semiconductors and the issue of heat generated in hot spots of the devices not being efficiently distributed.

2 Jun 2023

COMSOL Launches Open-Access Learning Center for Multiphysics Modeling

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2 Jun 2023

Pyroelectric Detectors at a Glance in the Current Catalogue

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From InfraTec GmbH 2 Jun 2023

VERDER GROUP ACQUIRES ERWEKA

The Verder Group is proud to announce the successful acquisition of ERWEKA, a highly regarded German company renowned for its development and manufacturing of premium tablet testing equipment. With this acquisition Verd...

From RETSCH GmbH 2 Jun 2023

CXP Deck Material to Serve as Green Path to Net Zero Carbon Building

The invention of the new “Net Zero Carbon Building (NZCB) system” by the Korea Institute of Civil Engineering and Building Technology is a game-changer in the field of ecological building technology.

1 Jun 2023

Scientists Establish a Fresh Velocity Milestone for Conventional Optical Cable

An optical fibre about the thickness of a human hair can now carry the equivalent of more than 10 million fast home internet connections running at full capacity.

1 Jun 2023

Cobalt-Based Catalyst Lowers Cost for Producing Clean Hydrogen From Water

A plentiful supply of clean energy is lurking in plain sight. It is the hydrogen we can extract from water (H2O) using renewable energy.

1 Jun 2023

Digital Surf Unveils Mountains® 10, the Most Comprehensive Version to Date

Digital Surf today announced the release of the tenth major version of the company’s renowned Mountains® software analysis platform for surface metrology & microscopy, trusted by 50+ leading instrument manufacturers and 22,000+ users.

From Digital Surf 1 Jun 2023

Preparing Supercooled Water at a Well-Defined Temperature

EPFL researchers have discovered a method for studying water in “no man’s land,” a subzero temperature range where water crystallizes rapidly.

31 May 2023

Novel Metal-Catalyst-Free Sustainable Approach to Form Carbon-Carbon Bonds

Plasma engineers and chemists at the University of Illinois have demonstrated a sustainable way of forming carbon-carbon bonds—the bedrock of all organic compounds—without expensive, rare metals that are typically required as catalysts in bond-forming organic reactions.

31 May 2023