To fix this, the MIT researchers developed a new ultra-thin material that can sense infrared radiation without any cooling and outperforms cooled detectors at the same time. And they want to use it to ...

This section describes guidelines for using sensitive materials in your research, including (but not limited to) human and animal subjects, hazardous materials, confidential or classified information, ...

Their work represents a significant breakthrough that will benefit several disciplines, from materials science to medicine, as the method promises to deliver improved imaging for sensitive ...

The euv rays bounce from the mask and project the design onto a silicon wafer coated with a thin layer of sensitive material called photoresist. The wafer is moved very precisely so that the ...