Research & Development

This image shows one of Intel's Tunnel Falls chips on a human finger to display its scale. Silicon spin qubits are up to 1 million times smaller than other qubit types. The Tunnel Falls chip measures approximately 50-nanometers square, potentially allowing for faster scaling. (Source: Intel Corporation)

Did you know that a proper thermal management is the key to obtain high power density? (Source: svittlana - stock.adobe.com)

PTR Inc. has observed that the system operators in the Americas are preparing well ahead of time so that they are better able to manage the widespread deployment of renewable energy in future. (Source: sidorovstock - stock.adobe.com)

The electric vehicale storage batteries are used to build a stable energy supply system and realizing a recycling-oriented society. (Source: UHDHDR - stock.adobe.com)

A project consortium led by Fraunhofer ISE is developing methods for characterizing perovskite-based tandem modules. (Source: © Wavelabs)

Did you know that Aluminium Nitride is an emerging semiconductor in the power electronics and RF industr? This and five other power electronics trends are presented in this article. (Source: Ar_TH - stock.adobe.com)

Empa scientist Thomas Geiger has produced housing parts for computer mice from cellulose fibers on a trial basis. The surfaces shine like precious ivory; the components are completely compostable. (Source: Empa)

Five winners were honoured with a prize money of 1,000 Euros for their outstanding papers. The winning papers will be available soon on Power & Beyond. (Source: kasto - stock.adobe.com)

This image shows a 43 mm diameter aluminum nitride crystal. (Source: © Fraunhofer IISB)

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