New technique to integrate 'novel' materials onto silicon will enable next-gen smart devices, claim researchers
Researchers at North Carolina State University claim breakthrough in integrating 'novel' materials onto silicon
Get ready for a new generation of smart devices
Researchers from North Carolina State University and the US Army Research Office claim to have developed a technique to integrate different 'novel' materials onto silicon chips that can provide added capabilities....
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