Researchers have developed an environmentally friendly recycling method that can recover 100% of aluminium and 98% of lithium used in electric vehicle batteries. [ + ]

Researchers in Japan have managed to manipulate light as though it was being influenced by gravity, by carefully distorting a photonic crystal. [ + ]

Researchers have achieved a significant development in miniaturised free-space optical communication, with a promising solution for high-speed wireless communication anywhere. [ + ]

Researchers have created an optical chip that is based on a quadrilateral Mach–Zehnder interferometer network and is easy to reconfigure for various functions. [ + ]

Researchers have created a superconducting niobium waveguide that can accelerate the transmission of Beyond 5G/6G signals. [ + ]

Researchers have developed a novel organic/inorganic semiconductor that efficiently generates light and simultaneously gives that light a certain spin. [ + ]

Researchers have developed a fully indigenous gallium nitride power switch that could have applications in systems like power converters and wireless communications. [ + ]

Research has unveiled the potential of cobalt-tin-sulfur to reduce energy consumption in spintronic devices, which could lead to developments in information storage. [ + ]

Researchers have used lithium- and manganese-rich cathode materials to address the issue of voltage decay in lithium-ion batteries. [ + ]

Researchers have used a new synthesis method for Bi-2223 high-temperature superconductors to explore the effects of graphene addition on its superconductivity. [ + ]

Researchers have developed a molecular-sized version of a piezoresistor, a type of electronic sensor, that could have widespread benefits. [ + ]

Researchers have developed a novel liquid-metal material that is suitable for making flexible and unbreakable circuitry for stretchable electronics. [ + ]

The MilliMobile, developed by researchers at the University of Washington, is a tiny self-driving robot that requires no external power source or batteries. [ + ]

Researchers at Yale University have developed chip-based photonic resonators with low UV light loss, opening up possibilities for the creation of miniature chip-based devices. [ + ]

Researchers have used liquid metal and laser ablation to create stretchable miniature antennas that could provide a communication link for wearable, flexible electronic devices. [ + ]