E-paper with Photonic Ink
Photonic crystals are being used by a Toronto startup to create commercial devices that offer better color and resolution than other flexible displays.
Stories Tagged "mit"
A New Design for Computer Chips
An MIT spinoff introduces the first commercial chip with a mesh architecture.
Cells, Live and in 3-D
A new kind of microscope creates detailed, three-dimensional movies of living cells as they respond to changes in the environment.
A More Efficient Engine
A new type of engine could be relatively inexpensive.
A Wirelessly Powered Lightbulb
Researchers at MIT have created a revolutionary device that could remotely charge batteries and power household appliances.
Easier Detection of Explosives
A new substance could be used in portable sensors to reveal traces of explosives.
Better Pictures of Proteins
An ultrasensitive NMR probe could improve the diagnosis of diseases such as Alzheimer's.
Changing the Physics behind X-Ray Imaging
Researchers integrate refraction information to improve x-ray resolution.
Weighing Living Cells
An ultrasensitive method for weighing cells could lead to a cheap and easy-to-use diagnostic device.
Practical Holographic Video
Researchers have designed a cheap and small holography system that will work with PCs and gaming consoles.
