This week, in the latest issue of the prestigious journal Science, Shanghai Jiao Tong University and Zhejiang University have made significant progress in semiconductor materials research. Let’s take a closer look at each of their achievements:On the evening of March 13, 2025, a collaborative team including Shi Zhiwen, Liang Qi, and Chen Jiajun from Shanghai … Read more
AbstractRecently, Professor Hu Kun’s team from the Beijing Printing Electronics Engineering Technology Research Center published an article titled“Enhancing Flexible Capacitive Sensor Performance through the Synergy of Thermally Expandable Microspheres and Carbon Nanotubes via 3D Direct Ink Writing” in the journal Advanced Functional Materials. They developed a novel flexible capacitive pressure sensor based on a composite … Read more
Click the blue text to follow “Textile Report” The cerebral cortex is the highest center regulating and controlling human body movement. Monitoring the activity state of the cerebral cortex plays a crucial role in studying the operational mechanisms of the human brain. The physiological activity of the cerebral cortex is usually manifested as neuronal firing … Read more
Abstract As with electronic systems and integrated circuits, traditional hardware security has developed around the dominant CMOS technology. With the rise of various emerging technologies, the primary goal is to overcome the limitations of CMOS technology in scalability and power consumption, thus creating unique opportunities for improving hardware. This article will provide a comprehensive introduction … Read more
The carbon nanotubes embedded in the leaves can detect the chemical signals produced when plants are damaged. Image Source: Felice Frankel From: Keyan Qun WeChat Public Account (科研圈) Source: MIT News Office Written by Anne Trafton Translated by Akin Reviewed by Qi Yiyin Engineers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have developed a method … Read more