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Two-Dimensional Meta-Materials
The term meta-materials refers to materials that are created by producing material structures that do not occur in nature and also can be created with structural complexity that [..]
Scientific/Medical Integrity and the Future
Over the years, we have witnessed the issues or multiple peer-reviewed papers being recalled. A recent example as reported in numerous places, Reference 1 states: “The Dana-Farber Cancer [..]
Year end Wrap-up
The most popular technical/computer topic at the end of 2023 was Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI), which was briefly touched on in last month’s blog. As 2023 draws to [..]
Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Science
Artificial Inelegance (AI) seems to be in the news with promises of a tremendous amount of benefits for the average person. Specifically, “Generative AI” will be the foundation [..]
Analog & Digital – Part II
Today’s electronics are based on the transistor, which can be switched either on (a one) or off (a zero). Among other things, the sounds coming from musical instruments [..]
Analog & Digital – Part I
There is no question that we live in a digital world. What does that mean? Is there another world? What is the difference? We live in a world [..]
Power Challenges for Greater Computing
As mentioned in previous blogs [Ref. 1] the power consumption to manufacture semiconductors has raised concern. The International Roadmap for Devices and Systems (IRDS) [Ref. 2] has been [..]
The Issue with Artificial Intelligence (AI)
The issue of AI has been in the headlines of major newspapers with all kinds of doom projections. Reference 1 from earlier this year has 11 areas that [..]
3-D and Electronics
There has been a lot written about 2-D transistors and the coming applications involving the properties of the circuitry and its ability to create denser circuitry. There are [..]