In these semiconductors, that polarity can flip under an electric field—and stay that way even after the field is gone.

There’s also the Chicago Poetry Festival Downtown, the Chicago Electronic Music Conference, a boozy Sunday tea service, a vintage market, a rum festival and more. Expo Chicago returns this weekend to ...

In a recent study, Stanford and SLAC scientists used X-rays to examine the behavior of pairs of spinons – quasiparticles that represent an electron’s spin. This experiment provides further evidence of ...

TOKYO -- Japanese chip equipment producer Tokyo Electron will open a base in India for designing its chipmaking tools and developing related software, tapping the South Asian country's large ...

The Air Force reactivated the 23d Electronic Warfare Squadron at Eglin Air Force Base. The squadron will focus on mission data file reprogramming to support various Air Force platforms.

South Korea's LG and Samsung have sued India's government to quash a policy which increases payouts to electronic-waste recyclers, court filings show, joining other major companies in contesting the ...

In recent years, researchers have been studying the role of shape and geometry in biofilms and how physical laws ... But when he zoomed in with his scanning electron microscope, he was able to see the ...

State Key Laboratory of Biogeology and Environmental Geology, China University of Geosciences, Beijing 100083, P. R. China MOE Key Laboratory of Groundwater Circulation and Environment Evolution, ...

This is the goal which the team of researchers behind KALDERA is pursuing. "In the future, this new laser is meant to accelerate up to 1,000 electron bunches per second," says Manuel Kirchen, Team ...

HOHENFELS, Germany — Dozens of U.S. soldiers specializing in electronic warfare gathered at an Army training ground in Bavaria in recent days, looking to gain mastery of high-tech systems that ...

Earlier this year, scientists discovered a peculiar term appearing in published papers: “vegetative electron microscopy”. This phrase, which sounds technical but is actually nonsense ...