We invariably imagine electronic devices to be made from silicon chips, with which computers store and process information as binary digits (zeros and ones) represented by tiny electrical charges. But ...

A team of researchers from Russia and Germany have managed to find a molecule that, to their opinion, could give the impetus to the development of organic electronics. A team of the Lomonosov MSU ...

Researchers at Duke University previously proposed the idea of 'Brainets'. These are brain networks which are formed by multiple animal brains exchanging information in real-time via brain-to-brain ...

Monkey brains, as well as those of rats, have been wired together in what could be described as an organic computer network. Interfaces between human brains and machines have been achieved before, but ...

Thanks to two separate studies recently published in Scientific Reports, we may be edging towards that future. In a series of experiments, scientists connected live animal brains into a functional ...

New research out of the University of Manchester in Britain appears to herald the imminent creation of the Cylon race. It appears the structure for computer processors will switch from silicon to ...

An organic transistor has opened the way to new generations of neuro-inspired computers, capable of responding in a manner similar to the nervous system. The study of the transistor, based on ...

Scientists want to create computers out of the same materials that power the human brain. Computer developers have long looked to emulate the performance of the human brain, especially with artificial ...

The energy levels of the studied systems and a synchrotron X-ray diffractogram measured on a thin film of an organic semiconductor doped with a derivative of [3]-radialene. (Image: The Lomonosov ...

Marta Kwiatkowska receives funding from the European Research Council and previously from Microsoft Research Cambridge. We invariably imagine electronic devices to be made from silicon chips, with ...

(Nanowerk News) We invariably imagine electronic devices to be made from silicon chips, with which computers store and process information as binary digits (zeros and ones) represented by tiny ...