Technology

Organic mixed ionic-electronic conductors (OMIECs) have garnered significant attention in recent years due to their unique properties and potential for non-conventional applications. These materials possess both electronic and ionic conduction properties, making them suitable for a range of fields, including bioelectronics, neuromorphic computing, and bio-fuel cells. However, to fully harness the potential of OMIECs, it
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As the use of electric and hybrid vehicles continues to grow globally, the demand for safe and high-performing battery technologies becomes increasingly crucial. Engineers and researchers are actively working on improving battery safety, energy capacity, scalability, and degradation over time. One promising area of focus is rechargeable multivalent metal batteries, specifically those utilizing low-reduction potential
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Recently, Microsoft announced that state-backed Russian hackers had successfully breached their corporate email system, gaining access to the accounts of key members of the company’s leadership team. This cyber intrusion by the same Russian hacking team responsible for the SolarWinds breach highlights the growing threat of sophisticated cyberattacks on both public and private organizations. In
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The International Journal of Shipping and Transport Logistics recently published a groundbreaking study introducing the Shipping Industry Risk Sentiment Index (SRSI). This innovative tool aims to analyze sentiment in the news media pertaining to South Korea’s shipping industry. By utilizing advanced text analysis techniques on Korean newspaper articles, the SRSI focuses on the six key
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In a groundbreaking development, an artificial intelligence (AI) technology for robot work has been created, offering the potential to revolutionize manufacturing processes. This innovation, developed by the Korea Institute of Machinery and Materials (KIMM), enables robots to be seamlessly integrated into various manufacturing operations, including the production of automobiles, machine parts, assembly, and industrial production.
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Engineers from prestigious UK universities have recently unveiled a groundbreaking method of measuring temperature using a soft and flexible “smart skin” sensor. Unlike traditional thermistors, this sensor is composed of a composite material comprised of carbon fibers and silicon rubber, making it both flexible and versatile. The remarkable feature of this sensor is its ability
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