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Researchers reveal how heat drives resistive switching in organic conductors - Electronic Products & TechnologyElectronic Products & Technology
3+ hour, 29+ min ago (248+ words) September 2, 2026 By EP&T Magazine The team also included Riku Ishii and Assistant Professor Takayoshi Kouchi, both from TUS; Dr. Hiroshi Oike from the National Institute for Materials Science, Japan; Professor Fumitaka Kagawa from the Institute of Science Tokyo, Japan;…...
Korean researchers develop stretchable organic electrochemical transistor
4+ week, 2+ day ago (436+ words) Electronic Products & Technology Korean researchers develop stretchable organic electrochemical transistor Reconfigurable device combines logic, memory and a visible colour readout without requiring complex circuitry Researchers from Korea have developed a stretchable organic electrochemical transistor that can be switched between distinct…...
OTI Lumionics’ new computational chemistry benchmark outperforms traditional quantum models
5+ mon, 2+ week ago (433+ words) Electronic Products & Technology OTI Lumionics’ new computational chemistry benchmark outperforms traditional quantum models The successful implementation of the specialized iQCC algorithm on a single NVIDIA Blackwell GPU establishes a new standard for practical, high-precision industrial material discovery OTI Lumionics, a…...
Material breakthrough paves way for major energy savings in memory chips
10+ mon, 2+ week ago (227+ words) October 15, 2025 By EP&T Magazine Now, the Chalmers team is the first in the world to unveil how a novel, layered material combines two distinct magnetic forces, enabling a tenfold reduction in energy consumption in memory devices. “Finding this coexistence…...