Rupendra Brahambhatt

Taiwan adopts US firm's chipmaking system that prints circuits without photomasks

Now, researchers at Georgia Tech have developed a new fracture-testing platform that could help address this challenge by revealing how recycled materials perform in real-world conditions.

China's relationship with sand is simply dazzling. There is an update at the end of this article. The world is running out of sand.

78,000 sq ft of US military barracks shells 3D printed by Army in 58 days for troops

As artificial intelligence models become larger and cloud platforms process ever-growing amounts of data, one challenge is becoming increasingly difficult to ignore, which is memory.

Curiosity stumbled onto something we've never seen before. For years, NASA's Curiosity rover has been climbing Mount Sharp, the enormous mountain rising from the center of Mars' Gale Crater.

A honeycomb lattice of magnetic rods lets light flow around defects while freeing up chip space that older photonic designs left unused.

Scientists build four-lane highway for light inside a single photonic chip From perfumes and synthetic flavorings to plastics and resins, acetaldehyde is a chemical used to make countless everyday products.

Scientists build four-lane highway for light inside a single photonic chip For years, ruthenium dioxide (RuO₂) has kept physicists confused.

By growing an ultrathin RuO₂ film just two nanometers thick and keeping its crystal lattice under strain, researchers detected clear signs of magnetic order.