Eloctronic Circuits

Graphene, a sheet of carbon atoms that is only one atom thick, could change the future of electronics. It's much more energy efficient than silicon and dissipates heat faster as well. There's evidence that graphene works even better when it's combined with other polymers, too, making its potential applications innumerable.

Researchers from the University of Sussex have created a new method for producing and controlling qubits which may bring quantum computers closer to reality.

LiDAR technology is becoming increasingly competitive, and the race to produce an affordable LiDAR sensor is heating up.