A team of physicists and engineers have developed an extremely small nuclear battery that they claim is up to 8,000 times more efficient than any other nuclear-powered battery system developed to date.

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Researchers from Tokyo Metropolitan University have used measurements of skin conductance over time to tell emotions apart, reading emotions without the need for a camera.

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Google's New Chip Could Crack One of Quantum Computing's Biggest Problems | A new paper shows they've been able to keep a single logical qubit stable enough so errors occur maybe once every hour, which is a vast improvement on previous setups that failed every few seconds.

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First demonstration of quantum teleportation over a fiber optic cable already carrying Internet traffic. Advance opens door for secure quantum applications without specialized infrastructure.

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Photonic processor could enable ultrafast AI computations with extreme energy efficiency: « This new device uses light to perform the key operations of a deep neural network on a chip, opening the door to high-speed processors that can learn in real-time. »

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2 Newly Developed Computer Chips, Powered in Part by Light 💡, Tackled Complex Computing Tasks Once Considered Out of Reach for Photonic Systems. One Device Solves Hard Optimization Problems Faster than Traditional Processors ⚡. The Other Runs Modern AI Models with High Accuracy & High Energy Efficiency 🤖✨.

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Estonian engineers found that 15-year-old smartphones 📱, when hacked to work together as a single self-organized unit 🤖, can handle many such tasks, including image recognition 🖼️, with unexpected ease 🌟.

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Using sound to remember quantum information 🎶✨: « Once you have a quantum state, you might not want to do anything with it immediately. You need to have a way to come back to it when you do want to do a logical operation. For that, you need a quantum memory. » 🧠💡

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New algorithm compares hundreds of 3D faces thousands of times faster than old methods by using a calculated "average face" as a clever shortcut, achieving nearly the same accuracy in minutes instead of days 🕒💻👤✨

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Another major quantum computing record has been broken, and by a considerable margin: physicists have now built an array containing 6,100 qubits 🖥️✨, the largest of its type and way above the thousand or so qubits previous systems contained.

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Polish is the most effective language for prompting AI, study reveals 🇵🇱🤖📊

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QuantumScience AI 🌌 - Apps on Google Play 📱

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A neuromorphic robotic electronic skin with active pain and injury perception 🤖🦾💔✨

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Quantum computing: foundations, algorithms, and emerging applications 💻✨🔍

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💡 Chinese scientists are pioneering energy-efficient optical computer chips, which use light instead of electricity, to address soaring AI power consumption.

🔬 Research published in 'Nature' on January 30 details China's advancements, including a record 476 optical chip research papers published last year.

🧠 A team led by Prof. Yitong Chen at Shanghai Jiao Tong University developed the LightGen optical chip, capable of running advanced generative AI models and reportedly surpassing Nvidia's A100 GPU in AI generation tasks.

🚀 The Chinese government is accelerating optical chip commercialization through industry-academia collaboration, with startups like LightStandard and InnoLight emerging, partly driven by U.S. export restrictions.

#AI #OpticalComputing #TechInnovation

💡 Researchers have developed a new polymer capacitor using inexpensive, readily available plastics that can handle four times the energy of current capacitors and operate at temperatures up to 482°F, a significant leap from the previous limit of 212°F.

⚡ This breakthrough, published in Nature on February 18, could revolutionize electronics like electric vehicles and data centers, allowing for more powerful devices or significantly smaller components.

🔬 The innovation lies in mixing two specific high-temperature polymers, PEI and PBPDA, to create a unique nanostructure that prevents charge leakage and maintains stability across a wide temperature range, from -148°F to 482°F.

#TechInnovation #EnergyStorage #MaterialsScience

💡 UNSW Sydney and Monash University engineers have pioneered a 'negative luminescence' system to transmit hidden data by making signals invisible against natural heat radiation.

🔒 This technology, utilizing thermoradiative diodes, makes data transfers imperceptible to standard thermal cameras, offering enhanced security for sensitive fields like defense and finance.

🚀 Current lab experiments achieve 100 kilobytes per second, with future iterations of emitter technology potentially reaching gigabytes per second, even hundreds of gigabytes using materials like graphene.

#CyberSecurity #TechInnovation #DataProtection

💡 Researchers led by Qing Cao have developed a new method to stack high-performance silicon circuits directly and sequentially, a key step towards 3D chips that can boost computing power beyond current limits.

💡 This breakthrough addresses the "thermal budget" challenge, allowing new layers of silicon circuits to be built on top of existing ones at temperatures below 400°C, without damaging the underlying components.

💡 The new process uses ultrathin silicon nanomembranes and junctionless transistors, achieving high device performance and yields (98-100%) within the required temperature limits, paving the way for scalable industrial adoption.

#3DCodes #Semiconductor #TechInnovation

🔬 UC Berkeley researchers have developed an "electronic nose" capable of detecting spoiled food and common allergens like walnuts and peanuts, surpassing human olfactory capabilities.

🍏 This new device, described in Science Advances on June 17, 2026, uses an array of 16 tiny gas sensors and machine learning to recognize specific scent profiles of various foods, even in small quantities.

📱 A portable version is now available, controllable via an iPhone app, with plans for further testing to enhance its sensitivity and reliability in diverse environments.

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🛰️ MIT physicist Areg Danagoulian proposes a shoebox-sized satellite technique to detect illicit nuclear weapons in orbit by spotting neutrons emitted from a suspicious craft.

🚀 The method, detailed in Nature (July 8), suggests an inspector satellite could identify a thermonuclear weapon from 4 kilometers away after about a week of observation, or within hours with closer proximity.

🛰️ This development is crucial as the Outer Space Treaty (1967) prohibits space-based nuclear weapons, and recent US claims about Russia's Cosmos 2553 highlight verification challenges.

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