Australian engineers have created a new quantum bit which remains in a stable superposition for 10 times longer than previously achieved, dramatically…
The deep cracking faults that lie within the Earth’s crust are significant geologic surfaces for oil exploration and earthquake prediction. A team from KAUST…
Checking email, tracking fitness, and listening to music, are just a few things that a smartwatch can do but what if your hands aren't free (i.e. carrying…
The elusive and complex components of creativity have been identified by computer experts at the University of Kent.
Eleven regional enterprises and three research institutes pool their expertise in PolyPhotonics Berlin. For the first time, the network partners will be able…
Although magnetism has been known from ancient times, a fundamental understanding of the origin of this physical phenomenon has been achieved only in the last…
The growing share of renewable energy sources leads to wider load fluctuations in power grids, necessitating new concepts and ways to avoid overload. What is…
The demonstration shows that the flexibility and performance of optical networks can be maximized when adjustable transmission rates are dynamically adapted to…
MIT researchers and their colleagues are designing an imaging system that can read closed books.
High-resolution in user Field of View (FoV) is required to foster a sense of immersion in VR video applications such as multiple times UHD resolution to cover…
Aalto University's Radio Science and Engineering researchers have developed a method that allows antennas to make the shift from the analogue to the digital…
Large data centres are the major checkpoints of the Internet. They save, process and forward business data and private information. Today's data centres have…
Princeton University researchers have built a new computer chip that promises to boost performance of data centers that lie at the core of online services from…
Nobody said computer programming was easy. But maybe in the future, it could be.
A nanocrystalline material that rapidly makes white light out of blue light has been developed by KAUST researchers.
Science fiction is inching closer to reality with the development of revolutionary self-propelling liquid metals — a critical step towards future elastic…
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