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Engineers have found ways to layer high-quality semiconductor layers directly on top of each other to build 3D chips.

Can bacteria teach us how to truly connect brains with AI? What if the future of brain‑computer interfaces depends not on silicon, but on the electrical language of life itself?

Scientists build stable, low-power memristors to help artificial neural networks learn new things without forgetting old ones.

Researchers have built a three-dimensional hybrid system that integrates living brain cells with advanced electronics to perform computation in a new way.

Research in magnetic material could lead to spintronic devices for faster and more energy-efficient electronics.

Altermagnetic materials could revolutionize electronics and make computer memory devices much faster, up to a thousand times quicker.

Protein-chain-based electronic "nanowires” could be used for disease diagnosis, detecting environmental pollutants, and capturing solar energy

This hybrid piezoelectric approach delivers high efficiency and greater current output while addressing scaling limits of traditional power electronics.

Researchers use frozen ethanol and electron beams to etch delicate biological surfaces without causing harm.

Researchers use special chemical methods to repair molybdenum disulfide at low heat, boosting chip speed and cutting power use.