Researchers have demonstrated a new way to enhance the energy efficiency of a non-volatile magnetic memory device called SOT-MRAM. [ + ]

Japanese researchers have fabricated ultrathin, flexible, transparent sensors with cross-aligned silver nanowire microelectrodes. [ + ]

A known herbicide can be used to improve solar energy conversion in organic devices, which should help the development of higher efficiency solar cells. [ + ]

Digi-Key Electronics has announced that it is now an official Raspberry Pi authorised distributor and will carry the full line of Raspberry Pi products. [ + ]

Advantest and STMicroelectronics have jointly developed an advanced, fully automated, final-test cell system that is said to improve overall equipment efficiency and quality in semiconductor test and packaging operations. [ + ]

Mouser Electronics has created a new resource site dedicated to the LoRaWAN standard and its capabilities, applications and related products. [ + ]

STMicroelectronics has joined the UWB Alliance as a Promoter Class Member, accepting a seat on the board of directors. [ + ]

Researchers have blended together various polymer and molecular semiconductors as photo-absorbers to create a solar cell with increased power efficiencies. [ + ]

Researchers investigated the impacts on battery cell ageing from high current operation using commercial cells, in an effort to find the most suitable batteries for use in electric vehicles. [ + ]

The newly formed Sydney Quantum Academy has been tasked by the NSW Government with creating thousands of well-paid, high-tech jobs building on the city's quantum strengths. [ + ]

Semiconductor company STMicroelectronics is collaborating with Quanta Computer, a notebook computer manufacturer, to develop a reference design for augmented reality (AR) smart glasses. [ + ]

GLF Integrated Power is a provider of ultra-efficient, ultra-small, silicon power control and protection integrated circuits (ICs). [ + ]

A new polymer-based, solid-state transistor can more sensitively detect a weed killer in drinking water than existing hydrogel-based fluorescence sensor chips. [ + ]

Researchers have overcome a major challenge of thermoelectric materials, improving the materials' conversion efficiency by more than 60%. [ + ]

Researchers have made an environmentally friendly, gelatin-based film that can repair itself multiple times and still maintain the electronic signals needed to access a device's data. [ + ]