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MegaMIMO 2.0 to Utilize Wireless Spectrum More Efficiently
- December 08, 2016
There are few things more frustrating than trying to use your phone on a crowded network. With phone usage growing faster than wireless spectrum availability, we’re all now fi... Read More
Tags:- MIMO, Research
Researchers Develop Fully Flexible NFC Antennas from Graphene
- December 08, 2016
Researchers from Graphene Flagship Italian partner the National Research Council Institute for Organic Synthesis and Photoreactivity (CNR-ISOF) in Italy, have developed a grap... Read More
Tags:- Antenna, NFC, Research
Transition Metal Dichalcogenides May Help Change the Future of Transistors
- December 06, 2016
Physicists from the University of Texas Dallas have published new findings examining the electrical properties of materials that could be harnessed for next-generation transis... Read More
Tags:- Research
World's First All-Digital Radio Transmitter
- December 05, 2016
Cambridge Consultants has successfully completed initial trials of the world’s first fully digital radio transmitter - a turning point in wireless design and a real enabler fo... Read More
Tags:- IoT, Research
Nex-Gen Communication Technologies for Airborne Vehicles Using Lower Frequencies
- December 01, 2016
Imagine - What if you had to send 40 megabytes of data every single second (about the same amount of data as 10 YouTube videos streaming at the same time) over a distance of 1... Read More
Tags:- Research
Engineers Develop First Semiconductor-Free Micoelectronic Device Using Metamaterials
- November 29, 2016
A team of engineers from the University of California San Diego have fabricated what they claim to be the first semiconductor-free, optically-controlled microelectronic device... Read More
Tags:- Research
Researchers Develop Method to Control Heat Flow in Electronic Devices
- November 27, 2016
Controlling the flow of heat through semiconductor materials is an important challenge in developing smaller and faster computer chips, high-performance solar panels, and bett... Read More
Tags:- Research
Satellite-Based Optical Clocks Could Greatly Increase GPS Accuracy
- November 23, 2016
For the first time, an optical clock has traveled to space, surviving harsh rocket launch conditions and successfully operating under the microgravity that would be experience... Read More
Tags:- GNSS, Research
Tiny Graphene Radios Could Lead to Ultrafast Wireless Communication
- November 08, 2016
For wireless communication, we’re all stuck on the same traffic-clogged highway - it’s a section of the electromagnetic spectrum known as radio waves. Advancements have made t... Read More
Tags:- Research
Researchers Develop Graphene-Based Device to Measure Electromagnetic Radiation
- November 03, 2016
Researchers from Lomonosov Moscow State University have developed a prototype bolometer. A bolometer is a device for measuring electromagnetic radiation energy flow based on m... Read More
Tags:- Research
Researchers Find Gallium Nitride to be Almost as Tough as Diamonds
- November 02, 2016
Gallium nitride (GaN) has emerged as one of the most important and widely used semiconducting materials. Its optoelectronic and mechanical properties make it ideal for a varie... Read More
Tags:- GaN, Research
Spatial Multiplexing of Laser Beams Could Help Solve the Bandwidth Crunch
- November 01, 2016
As data demands continue to grow, scientists predict that it’s only a matter of time before today’s telecommunication networks reach their maximum capacity based on current te... Read More
Tags:- Research
Researchers Demonstrated World's First Virtualised 5G Architecture
- October 28, 2016
The 5G Innovation Centre (5GIC) at the University of Surrey has announced first full demonstration of an Orchestrated, NFV (Network Function Virtualisation) based virtualised ... Read More
Tags:- 5G, Research
Engineers Develop Low Power Transistors that Could Work for Years Without a Battery
- October 24, 2016
Engineers at the University of Cambridge have developed a new design for ultralow power transistors, could function for months or even years without a battery by ‘scavenging’ ... Read More
Tags:- Transistors, Research
Fractal Antenna Systems Gets US Patent for Fractal Metamaterials
- October 20, 2016
Fractal Antenna Systems has been issued a patent for a fundamentally new approach to power gathering and transport, as well as heat transfer, with the innovation of metamateri... Read More
Tags:- Antenna, Research

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MegaMIMO 2.0 to Utilize Wireless Spectrum More Efficiently

Researchers Develop Fully Flexible NFC Antennas from Graphene

Transition Metal Dichalcogenides May Help Change the Future of Transistors

World's First All-Digital Radio Transmitter

Nex-Gen Communication Technologies for Airborne Vehicles Using Lower Frequencies

Engineers Develop First Semiconductor-Free Micoelectronic Device Using Metamaterials

Researchers Develop Method to Control Heat Flow in Electronic Devices

Satellite-Based Optical Clocks Could Greatly Increase GPS Accuracy

Tiny Graphene Radios Could Lead to Ultrafast Wireless Communication

Researchers Develop Graphene-Based Device to Measure Electromagnetic Radiation

Researchers Find Gallium Nitride to be Almost as Tough as Diamonds

Spatial Multiplexing of Laser Beams Could Help Solve the Bandwidth Crunch

Researchers Demonstrated World's First Virtualised 5G Architecture

Engineers Develop Low Power Transistors that Could Work for Years Without a Battery

Fractal Antenna Systems Gets US Patent for Fractal Metamaterials

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