Skin-inspired Sensing: Sweden’s Linköping University Associate Professor Discusses Medical & Robotics Applications

one day ago by Sam Holland

Magnus Jonsson, associate professor at Sweden’s Linköping University, has led a research team in the development of a pyroelectricity and thermoelectricity-based sensor, whose pressure and temperature monitoring capabilities are modelled on human skin itself.

What’s the Difference Between Plumbene, Silicene, and Graphene?

2 days ago by Sam Holland

Graphene is a two-dimensional lattice of carbon atoms. Silicene, on the other hand, is the thinnest possible 2D form of silicon, and plumbene is a 2D lattice of lead atoms. These two-dimensional materials have researchers scrambling to understand them better, and they have superlative traits that could have drastic implications for the future of physics and engineering.

London Tech Week Inspires IoT and AI Development Discussions from International Industry Leaders

3 days ago by Luke James

The Transitional Future of Transistors: Moving Beyond Moore’s Law

4 days ago by Amruta Ranade

Common Questions That Come Up in EE-related Job Interviews

4 days ago by Sam Holland

In the electrical engineering field, like any other, a job applicant can face specific challenges when trying to stand out to recruiters.

Google Glass Enterprise Edition 2 Headset: Combining Computer Vision and Advanced Machine Learning Capabilities

4 days ago by Tyler Charboneau

Boost Efficiency for Automative Design with Coilcraft High-Temperature Shielded Power Inductors

5 days ago by Sam Holland

Hybrid-Electric Aircraft Advance Aviation Industry Standards

5 days ago by Sam Holland

Just like electric vehicles, the idea of designing electric-powered aircraft has been with us for decades. However, unlike EVs, its development and commercialisation have been much slower: technical issues, production costs, and safety issues multiply exponentially when it comes to vehicles that take to the skies.

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