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Spaser Nanolaser Can Detect and Eliminate Cancer Cells in the Bloodstream
A nanolaser known as a spaser can serve as a super-bright, water-soluble, biocompatible probe capable of finding metastasized cancer cells in the blood stream and then killing the cells.
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Electronic Skin is the Newest Development in Wearable Health Monitors
There is a new electronic skin microsystem that will change the way you monitor your health.
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Video: New Method for Plant Genetics Speeds up the Plant Identification Process
Researchers from the Royal Botanic Gardens Kew have discovered new opportunities for plant sciences that are now available with portable and real-time DNA sequencing for the first time.
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Researchers Use Computer Simulated Predictions of the Solar Eclipse to Predict Detrimental Space Weather
A team from Predictive Science Inc. (PSI), in San Diego is one of the groups taking advantage of this eclipse.
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New Computing Systems for Linux, BSD
Raptor Computing Systems has announced that Talos II secure workstations, rack-mount development kits, mainboard bundles and mainboards are now available.
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New Evaluation Kit has Power Optimization with Low Static Power
Mouser Electronics is now offering the PolarFire™ Evaluation Kit from Microsemi.
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In-Circuit Debugger Combines Speed with Flexibility
Microchip Technology's debugging tool includes all the features of its predecessor while adding increased speed through a faster processor and increased RAM.
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Computer Scientists Use Music to Track Body Movements
Computer scientists have been concerned that smartphones, tablets, smart TVs and other smart devices, if not properly secured, may be co-opted to steal data or invade user privacy.
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Small and Affordable Laser Allows Users to Laser Anything with Ease
Cubiio is a small and compact laser engraver for home engraving and has launched on Kickstarter
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Double-Layer Energy Storage Capacitors with Extended Capacitance Values in Additional Case Sizes
Vishay has expanded its line of capacitors for the industrial, telecom and PC markets.
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New Tracker Tracks Almost Anything and Uploads the Data Wirelessly
Mouser Electronics is now stocking the Wio Tracker from Seeed Studio.
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Video: Smart Clothing Device Tracks the Environment Around You
SynapseWear is a wearable device and fashion collection that records your motion and environmental data to create visualizations and sonification.
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New Global Embedded Modem Eliminates the Need for External Microcontrollers
Mouser Electronics, Inc., is now stocking the Digi® XBee® Cellular 3G global embedded modem.
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Just Like Silicon, Only Better
Two ultrathin semiconductor materials have been newly identified as potential building blocks for next-generation electronics.
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3D Simulations Show How Galactic Centers Cool Off
A team of researchers has developed theories supported by 3D simulations to explain what’s at work.
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Automated Fingerprint Analysis Could Revolutionize Fingerprinting Technology
Scientists from National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) and Michigan State University have developed an algorithm that automates a key step in the fingerprint analysis process.
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Protect Lower Voltage Power Buses with Bidirectional TVS Diode Arrays
The diodes offer circuit designers lower standoff voltage options for protecting lower voltage power buses from electrostatic discharge damage.
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Researchers 3D-Print First Microfluidic Lab on a Chip Device
Researchers at BYU have printed the first viable microfluidic device small enough to be effective at a scale less than 100 micrometers.
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Video: First AR School Badge Gives Users A 360-Degree View of the Campus
Shenzhen University has launched its AR school badge in front of the International Conference Hall of Shenzhen University.
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Video: World’s Largest OLED Screen Revealed
LG Electronics Business Solutions unveiled the world’s largest OLED screen and world’s largest high-definition video wall.
