Researchers at Macquarie University have developed a new technology that uses acetic vapors to drastically improve UV sensors. This method enables the creation of flexible and efficient wearable devices, significantly enhancing the environmental friendliness and commercial viability of the sensors
Researchers from the National University of Singapore have achieved groundbreaking results in simulating multilevel topological lattices using digital quantum computers, opening new avenues in the development of more robust quantum materials and technologies.
Scientists have developed a new polarization multiplexer that enables more efficient use of the terahertz spectrum, doubling the capacity of data transmission and laying the foundation for future 6G networks and advanced communication systems.
A recent mit study reveals serious shortcomings in the transparency of data used to train large language models. The new tool helps researchers better understand data sources, thereby reducing the risk of bias and improving model efficiency.
Researchers at mit have introduced a new algorithm for quantum computers that combines speed and memory efficiency. This progress could significantly accelerate the application of quantum computing in breaking complex encrypted systems, which could have far-reaching implications for the future of cryptography.
Autonomous small robots inspired by biological navigation strategies of insects are revolutionizing different industries, enabling safe and efficient monitoring of supplies, infrastructure and emergency assistance.