Experts at the Purdue University announce the development of a new, miniature device, which has the ability to make wires obsolete. Communications in the homes and offices of tomorrow could be based on ultrafast laser pulses, which the instrument would convert into radio-frequency signals. According to the experts be... |
4 March 2010
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Carbon nanotubes are among the most promising materials under investigation today, having the ability to set the foundation for a large number of innovations, ranging from new medicines to communication grids and space elevators. Only one problem plagued this field of research, and that was the maximum attainable len... |
10 November 2009
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Most of the computers connected to the Internet today still use standard copper cables for transmitting information, which is carried aboard electrons. The core of the World Wide Web is, however, made up of fiber optic cables, which rely on data being sent via photons. The latter particles are far more “qualifi... |
24 September 2009
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