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September 2026

September 16, 2026

Mechanism of Electrically Charged Droplets Explored

The article discusses the phenomenon of electrically charged droplets sliding over surfaces, highlighting the ongoing debate regarding the underlying charging mechanism. This research is significant…

📰 Phys.org 🕐 4h ago
September 11, 2026

New Generation of National Smart Cards is on the Way / Enhancing Card Security by Eliminating Physical Chips

The head of the National Organization for Civil Registration announced the upcoming issuance of a new generation of national smart cards that will enhance security…

📰 ISNA 🕐 5d ago
September 8, 2026

Innovative Chip Technology Aims to Recycle Energy Waste

Hannah Earley, cofounder and CTO of Vaire Computing, is innovating in chip technology by developing chips that recycle energy typically lost as heat through reversible…

📰 MIT Technology Review 🕐 1w ago
September 6, 2026

Scientists Create Record-Long Single-Atom Copper Chains for Future Electronics

Scientists have developed one of the longest single-atom copper chains that could be used as molecular wires, addressing the limitations of traditional silicon-based chips. This…

📰 Phys.org 🕐 1w ago
September 4, 2026

Nutritious Snacking Habits Among Dutch Millennials Revealed

The article discusses the findings of Mariëlle de Vaal's doctoral research on snacking habits among Dutch millennials, highlighting that they often choose nutritious options like…

📰 Medical Xpress 🕐 1w ago
September 2, 2026

Research Reveals Mislabeling of Shark Products in Western Australian Fish-and-Chip Shops

Research from Murdoch University reveals that shark products sold in Western Australian fish-and-chip shops are often mislabeled, causing consumer confusion about the species they are…

📰 Phys.org 🕐 2w ago
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