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New ‘liquid metal’ composite material enables recyclable, flexible and reconfigurable electronics
Researchers at the UW have created a recyclable, flexible and self-healing composite material that could replace traditional circuit boards in future generations of wearable electronics.
The days of cheap halogen bulbs are over and today's modern car headlights are miniature "lighting computers" making ...
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said the new recall covers 163,256 Bronco Sport SUVs for front seats that ...
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Mushrooms could replace metal in future home computers
Imagine a world where the metallic innards of our computers are replaced by organic materials. Recent research has shown that ...
On Tuesday night, Virginia elected its first woman governor, Democrat Abigail Spanberger, in an election where, for the first ...
It drove in a circuit around Casa de Campo, picking up passengers at 6 stops, and operating for the five peak hours.
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Home Items You Should Repair (and Others You Should Replace)
When your trusty washing machine starts making that ominous grinding noise or your leather sofa develops a suspicious sag, ...
Computer repair shop and popular YouTube channel Northridge Fix has made plenty of headlines over the years, many of them ...
The future of electric vehicles depends on battery packs that are safe, efficient, and easy to maintain. Wireless ...
The Supreme Court will consider Wednesday whether a federal emergency powers law gives President Trump the authority to ...
Market Overview The Decabromodiphenyl Ether (DecaBDE) market was valued at USD 384.8 million in 2024 and is projected to ...
Infineon’s OktoberTech in Silicon Valley provided a glimpse of the shift in power architecture with hot-swap controllers, ...
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