MIT researchers develop printable electronics
MIT engineers have developed a fast, reliable and relatively cheap process through which they can print electronic surfaces.
Tag: carbon nanotube
Silkworms spin super silk after eating carbon nanotubes and graphene
Worms + graphene = great silk.
Carbon nanotubes expelled from cars end up in your lungs
Carbon nanotubes are a class of advanced materials that researchers think will transform electronics someday, but while great effort is ...
Carbon nanotubes may help increase the efficiency of tomorrow’s solar cells
Every time a new manufacturing or development technology concerning solar cells was introduced, the futurists and tech pundits were quick ...
World’s first flexible, conductive and transparent material could lead to foldable phones
A new stretchable and transparent electrical conductor has been created at last, one that could finally allow entirely foldable tech to ...
‘Zero-dimensional’ carbon nanotubes spell superfast electronics and synthetic cells – among others
Carbon nanotubes are cylindrical nanostructures with a myriad of potential applications. They are the strongest and stiffest materials yet discovered ...