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MIT researchers have discovered hidden magnetic properties in multilayer electronic material by analyzing polarized neutrons with the help of neural networks

Using artificial intelligence to reveal magnetism

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In the photo - Prof. Shahar Kotinsky (left) with the doctoral student Louis Daniel. Photo: Rami Shloush, Technion Spokesperson

Researchers at the Technion and the Tower Jazz company have developed a technology that adapts commercial transistors to the age of artificial intelligence

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An innovative computer chip, the size of which is smaller than a 10-cent coin, helps miniaturized drones navigate their way through space. [Image courtesy of the researchers]

An improved chip helps bee-sized drones navigate through space

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Technology for significantly reducing the size of transistors - which will allow a larger number of components to be compressed into one piece of silicon. Illustration: pixabay.

IBM introduces methods to further miniaturize chips using ultraviolet light

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Intel has invented a production stream of spin qubits based on its 300mm process technology that uses isotopically pure wafers like this one. Credit: Intel.

Intel is testing silicon "spin qubits" for the realization of quantum computing

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Adaptation of the cover image appearing in the journal Analytical Chemistry. Source: Courtesy of the Technion Spokesperson.

Researchers have developed a tiny diagnostic device characterized by high sensitivity to disease markers

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Illustration: Courtesy of MIT.

"Wood on a chip"

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In five years will it be possible to shrink a laboratory to the size of a sensor? In the photo: a silicon wafer developed by IBM to sort particles found in body fluids in order to enable early detection of diseases. Source: IBM.

IBM reveals five technological innovations that will change our lives in the next five years

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super chip Photo: shutterstock

Researchers have made a breakthrough in developing a tiny and affordable spectrometer made from a piece of glass

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Prof. Luca Bennini, University of Bologna and ETH at the ChipEx 2015 conference. Photo: Kobi Kantor

Prof. Luca Bennini, University of Bologna and ETH ZURICH: The sensors must be designed to be energy efficient

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Prof. Mark Horowitz at the ChipEx 2014 conference. Photo: Kobi Kantor

Prof. Mark Horowitz from Stanford "We must plan the infrastructure of the Internet of Things so that it is secure and takes care of privacy from the ground up"

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A computer chip consisting of a substrate of cellulose nanofibers is placed on top of a leaf. [Image: Yei Hwan Jung, Device Nanoengineering Laboratory, University of Wisconsin-Madison]

A semiconductor chip composed of wood

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A tattoo-like sticker for monitoring blood sugar. Photo: American Chemical Society.

A tattoo to monitor blood sugar levels - will save the need for injections

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Lung-on-a-chip mimics the microstructures of tissues with multiple airways. In this image, colorants flow in three different vertical paths separated from each other by transparent membranes (shown by the dashed rectangle). [Courtesy: RTI International]

Lung-on-a-chip

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The human brain as a chip. Illustration: shutterstock

IBM announced the chip that mimics the brain

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Prof. Alex Fish, head of the nanoelectronics track at the Faculty of Engineering in Bar Ilan

A chip lab currently being built at Bar-Ilan University will help improve the design of "systems on a chip" for Israeli chip companies

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ChipEx2014 Summary: Bitcoin Mining Using 20nm Chips, The End of Moore's Law and the Internet of Things

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Chips. Illustration: shutterstock

A hardware engineer should be multidisciplinary today

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Cognitive chips: shutterstock illustration

Silicon following the human brain: IBM unveils cognitive computer chips

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Reading letters directly from the subject's mind. Photo: Radboud University, Nijmegen, Netherlands

The computer that reads letters directly from the brain

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Chips that interface with the brain. Photo: shutterstock

The chips played the cognitive aspect of the brain and will help the disabled

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A miniaturized IBM component with a frequency of one millimeter. PR photo

IBM has developed one transceiver component for millimeter wave communication and radar applications

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Prof. Avi Friedman - University of Rochester and the Technion

"Seeing the end of the race for faster and cheaper chips that have driven the world for decades"

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Minister of Science, Technology and Space Yaakov Perry. From Wikimedia Commons

Ahead of the CHIPEX 2013 conference: Minister Perry: We must continuously invest in the education of the younger generation and encourage continuous innovation in every organization

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Helmut Redinger, Atos. Photo: Avi Blizovsky, at the Savit 2013 exhibition in Hanover

The Internet of Things is already here

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