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Addionics and Saint-Gobain Ceramics Partner for Solid-State Battery Development

Addionics and Saint-Gobain Ceramics Partner for Solid-State Battery Development

Addionics and Saint-Gobain enter into a partnership to develop next-generation solid-state lithium-ion batteries for electric vehicles.


News May 03, 2021 by Stephanie Leonida
US and Europe Launch Global Power System Transformation Consortium

US and Europe Launch Global Power System Transformation Consortium

The United States and European governments have established a new Consortium named Global Power System Transformation (G-PST).


MIT Research Shows Steep Decline in Lithium-ion Battery Costs

MIT Research Shows Steep Decline in Lithium-ion Battery Costs

A new MIT study offers a multi-dimensional look at lithium-ion price trends since the early-1990s.


News Apr 22, 2021 by Shannon Cuthrell
Skeleton Receives New Funding for Ultracapacitor Production Technology

Skeleton Receives New Funding for Ultracapacitor Production Technology

Skeleton Technologies receives further funding from the German ministry to support the execution of the development of new production technology…


News Apr 21, 2021 by Stephanie Leonida
Battery Research Projects Land New Funding from the UK’s Faraday Institution

Battery Research Projects Land New Funding from the UK’s Faraday Institution

The U.K.’s Faraday Institution is committing £22.6 million to fund a group of university-led battery research projects.


News Apr 19, 2021 by Shannon Cuthrell
Swansea University and Newport Wafer Fab Awarded New Funding for Manufacture of SiC Substrates

Swansea University and Newport Wafer Fab Awarded New Funding for Manufacture of SiC Substrates

Swansea University and Newport Wafer Fab receive government funds to help lead the UK toward net-zero carbon emission goals and clean up technology…


News Apr 15, 2021 by Stephanie Leonida
A New Solid-State Material Could be Used in High-Temperature Thermal Diodes

A New Solid-State Material Could be Used in High-Temperature Thermal Diodes

Thermal management is a challenge throughout most, if not all, fields in engineering, on the macro, micro and nanoscopic scales. A research team…


News Apr 13, 2021 by Nicholas St. John
South Korean Researchers Look to Develop a New Electrode Structure for Solid-State Batteries

South Korean Researchers Look to Develop a New Electrode Structure for Solid-State Batteries

South Korean researchers have developed a new type of electrode structure for all-solid-state secondary batteries.


X-Fab Partners with IHP on BiCMOS Technology

X-Fab Partners with IHP on BiCMOS Technology

X-FAB Silicon Foundries and the Leibniz Institute for High-Performance Microelectronics (IHP) have announced the start of a new partnership last week.


Scientists Create Magnetic Texture in Graphene

Scientists Create Magnetic Texture in Graphene

Scientists from the University at Buffalo (UB) have reportedly induced “artificial magnetic texture” in graphene


SEMI-THERM Conference to Be Held Virtually March 22–26

SEMI-THERM Conference to Be Held Virtually March 22–26

The 37th annual SEMI-THERM conference and exhibition will take place virtually March 22–26. Here’s a preview of the event.


News Mar 21, 2021 by Shannon Cuthrell
Cambridge GaN Devices Receives $9.5 Million in Series A Funding

Cambridge GaN Devices Receives $9.5 Million in Series A Funding

Cambridge GaN Devices receive substantial funding to expand its GaN-based product portfolio and double its staff.


News Mar 04, 2021 by Stephanie Leonida
Graphene Flagship Develops Method for Graphene Integration into Silicon Wafers

Graphene Flagship Develops Method for Graphene Integration into Silicon Wafers

The Graphene Flagship’s industry and academic partners combined their knowledge and expertise to integrate high-quality graphene into silicon…


News Feb 26, 2021 by Stephanie Leonida
Research Project Coordinated by Infineon Aims to Improve the Reliability of Electronics

Research Project Coordinated by Infineon Aims to Improve the Reliability of Electronics

Electronics manufacturer Infineon announced the start of a new collaborative project iRel40.


Nano-Thin Piezoelectrics Research Shows Promise for Ultra-Efficient Self-Powered Electronics

Nano-Thin Piezoelectrics Research Shows Promise for Ultra-Efficient Self-Powered Electronics

Research from RMIT University shows a new type of ultra-efficient, nano-thin material that could advance the development of self-powered…


Ceramic-Based Battery Research Team Granted $3.5 Million from the Army Research Lab

Ceramic-Based Battery Research Team Granted $3.5 Million from the Army Research Lab

Montana State University Researchers continue the development of more robust, fast-charging ceramic-based, lithium-ion batteries with backing from…


News Feb 07, 2021 by Stephanie Leonida
Researchers Uncover Findings for Advancing Development of More Stable All-Solid-State Batteries

Researchers Uncover Findings for Advancing Development of More Stable All-Solid-State Batteries

Researchers from Korea devise a material design strategy that could push forward innovations in all-solid-state battery development.


News Feb 06, 2021 by Stephanie Leonida
Amber Solutions Continues Expansion in the Power Management Space, Closes 2020 with Series B Funding Worth $8.5 Million

Amber Solutions Continues Expansion in the Power Management Space, Closes 2020 with Series B Funding Worth $8.5 Million

Solid-state architecture solutions provider Amber Solutions just announced the closure of an $8.5 Million Series B funding round.


Transphorm Lands $4M Investment Deal with Yaskawa Electric

Transphorm Lands $4M Investment Deal with Yaskawa Electric

Japanese power electronics firm Yaskawa Electric Corporation will invest $4 million in California-based GaN-based power conversion product provider…


News Jan 11, 2021 by Shannon Cuthrell
Start-up Carbice Corporation Receives $15 Million in Funding For its Heat-Conducting Technology

Start-up Carbice Corporation Receives $15 Million in Funding For its Heat-Conducting Technology

Start-up company Carbice Corporation are provided with funding to grow production of its thermal management material


News Dec 05, 2020 by Stephanie Leonida