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Electronics

The notorious Agbogbloshie e-waste dump in Accra, Ghana was cleared in 2021

Damage control: How repairability could help address the e-waste crisis

AI confounds humans with improved chip designs

Dinky dent technique promises data storage gains

The UTD researchers have received a $1.9m, three-year grant to support their work

Project set to design new materials for advanced chip manufacturing

The award is presented and run by the Royal Academy of Engineering (pictured) and the MacRobert Trust

Entries open for MacRobert Award 2025

The GPE-TENG can stretch up to 375 per cent of its original size

Triboelectric nanogenerator shows promise for wearables

Research team leader Assoc. Prof Ben Tee (right) with Dr Fu Xuemei (middle) and Dr Wan Guanxiang (left)

Self-healing SHINE fibre shows promise for robotics and wearables

ESA greenlights NanoMagSat Earth observation mission

Corroded pipes, damage from adverse weather, and gradual structural shifts often lead to undetected leaks

Comment: The role of IoT and sub-gigahertz connectivity in tackling water leakage

Liquid metals show promise as an alternative to rigid materials

Liquid metal wiring technique shows promise for flexible electronics

‘Radar stethoscope’ could pave way for passive health monitoring

Comment: Strengthening the manufacturing sector through Software Defined Automation