Liam Critchley

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Liam Critchley is a science writer who specialises in how chemistry, materials science and nanotechnology interplay with advanced electronic systems. Liam works with media sites, companies, and trade associations around the world and has produced over 900 articles to date, covering a wide range of content types and scientific areas. Beyond his writing, Liam's subject matter knowledge and expertise in the nanotechnology space has meant that he has sat on a number of different advisory boards over the years – with current appointments being on the Matter Inc. and Nanotechnology World Association advisory boards. Liam was also a longstanding member of the advisory board for the National Graphene Association before it folded during the pandemic.
AI in Healthcare: How Deep Learning Detects CHD with Precision

Things to Know: CHD is a leading cause of morbidity and mortality in infants, with early detection being crucial for effective treatment and increased survival rates. Tra

Technical Analysis | 11-03-2024

Waterproof Ultraflexible Organic PVs: Solar Tech Breakthrough

Key Things to Know: Innovative Waterproofing: Recent advancements have led to the development of waterproof and ultraflexible organic photovoltaics (OPVs), enhancing wearable

Technical Analysis | 08-03-2024

Potassium-Sulphur Batteries: Optimisation Leads New Energy Era

Key things to know: Potassium-Sulfur Batteries (KSBs) offer a high theoretical energy density of 1023 Wh kg-1, leveraging the abundant and cost-effective resources of potassi

Technical Analysis | 06-03-2024

LLMs Actively Enhancing Catalysts in the Chemical Industry

Key things to know: Heterogeneous catalysis plays a pivotal role in enabling chemical reactions essential for sustainable chemical development and the creation of green energ

Technical Analysis | 05-03-2024

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Decarbonising Light-Duty Vehicles: Achieving U.S. Emission Goals

Street and highway in NYC featuring signs for the George Washington Bridge, with smoke emitting from a car's exhaust pipe. Key things to know:  Transportation accounts for ap

Insights | 20-02-2024

Bi-Stable QHA: Enhancing Communication in Disaster Zones

Key things to know: Bi-Stable QHA Design: A breakthrough in antenna technology, offering seamless switching between terrestrial and satellite communication modes without exter

Technical Analysis | 23-01-2024

3D Printed Self-Healing Liver Models: The Future of Surgery

Conceptual Image: 3D Printing an Artificial Liver, Illustrating Advances in Medical Technology. 3D Rendering on White Background. Key things to know: Advancements in 3D print

Insights | 17-01-2024

NHS Breast Screening: Is AI the Key to Cost Savings?

Breast cancer is the most common cancer for women. Breast cancer is also the most common type of cancer in the UK and around the world, with over 55,000 cases every year in the UK

AI | 08-11-2023

NHS Breast Screening: Is AI the Key to Cost Savings?

Breast cancer is the most common cancer for women. Breast cancer is also the most common type of cancer in the UK and around the world, with over 55,000 cases every year in the UK

Insights | 08-11-2023