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Advances in Conductive Hydrogels for Bioelectronics

Key Things to Know: Injectable bioelectronics using hydrogels offer a biocompatible alternative to rigid implants but often suffer from low conductivity due to poor dispersibility of conductive materials. A new approach replaces tr...

Technical Analysis | By Liam Critchley | 07-08-2025

Engineering Design Show 2025: Innovation That Drives Progress

Key Things to Know: EDS 2025 takes place 8–9 October at Coventry Building Society Arena with 4,800+ attendees expected. Connect with 200+ exhibitors across sectors like 3D printing, robotics, embedded syst...

In The News | By Matthew Walker | 06-08-2025

C-TOUCH & DISPLAY 2025: Leading Touch Panel Showcase

Key Things to Know: 3,500+ exhibitors and 165,000+ visitors expected from across the global display tech supply chain. Six innovation zones covering Mini/Micro LED, OLED, smart cockpit, AI displays, and mo...

In The News | By Matthew Walker | 05-08-2025

Electronic Ink Enables Flexible, Shape-Shifting Electronics

Scientists invent shape-shifting ‘electronic ink’, paving the way for next-gen flexible devices – Simok Lee et al. Key Things to Know: STAR ink is a gallium-based printable electronic ink that transitions between rigid and soft states with...

Insights | By Robin Mitchell | 01-08-2025

Predicting Sepsis with Machine Learning and Lab-on-a-Chip

Conceptual illustration: AI-enhanced microfluidic diagnostic device for rapid sepsis detection (AI-generated image, not a real-world photograph of the actual PREDICT platform). Key Things to Know: Sepsis remains a global health emergency,...

Technical Analysis | By Liam Critchley | 31-07-2025

5G Low-Power Chip Cuts Energy Use in IoT Devices

Key Things to Know: 5G’s energy demands are straining both infrastructure and device-level power budgets, challenging the viability of long-life, always-on IoT deployments. MIT researchers have developed an ultra-low-power 5G recei...

Insights | By Robin Mitchell | 30-07-2025

Waldom Electronics 2025 Sustainability Impact Report Released

Key Things to Know: Waldom Electronics’ 2025 initiative has planted the equivalent of 2,625 tennis courts of trees across Kenya, Tanzania, and Brazil. The program has generated 1,116 workdays and driven a 706% increase in access to...

In The News | By Matthew Walker | 30-07-2025

Solid-State Electrolytes: X-ray CT Reveals Fast Degradation

Key Things to Know: Solid-state lithium batteries (SSLBs) offer higher energy density and safety compared to conventional Li-ion batteries, thanks to non-flammable electrolytes and lithium metal anodes. Early-stage degradation—part...

Technical Analysis | By Liam Critchley | 29-07-2025

Waldom Electronics UN Global Compact ESG Commitment

Key Things to Know: Waldom Electronics has joined the UN Global Compact, reinforcing its long-term ESG strategy across environmental, social, and governance dimensions. More than 8 billion components have...

In The News | By Matthew Walker | 28-07-2025

GaN's RF Revolution: The Rise of Wide Bandgap Chips

Key Takeways about GaN's RF Revolution: Silicon semiconductors can't function efficiently at the high RF frequencies that modern electronic devices will encounter.    Wide Bandgap semiconductors can operate at much higher frequenci...

Insights | By Gary Elinoff | 28-07-2025

Ionologic Gates Connect Neural Systems and Electronics

Key Things to Know: Iontronic devices use ionic transport to interface with biological systems, enabling bioelectronic applications such as neural prosthetics and brain-machine interfaces. Electrochemical capacitors (ECs) offer rap...

Technical Analysis | By Liam Critchley | 25-07-2025

Gallium Nitride on Silicon Chips Improves Power Electronics

Key Things to Know: MIT researchers have developed a scalable method for integrating GaN transistors onto silicon chips using low-temperature copper-to-copper bonding. The technique avoids costly materials like gold and supports co...

Insights | By Robin Mitchell | 24-07-2025