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October issue is out!

X-ray detection, wearable haptics for VR, Low-Earth orbit satellites for global communication networks, remote eptaxy for freestanding wide bandgap semiconductor membranes.  

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  • With traditional scaling metrics struggling to meet emerging tech demands, rethinking compute systems is essential. The NanoIC pilot line, focused on innovation through collaboration of advanced logic, novel memories, and advanced interconnects, aims to fulfill the European Chips Act’s vision for leadership and competitiveness in global semiconductor innovation.

    • Srikanth B. Samavedam
    • Jo De Boeck
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  • Cryogenic CMOS technology has a crucial role in large-scale integrated circuits and quantum computing. However, effective thermal management of cryo-CMOS presents new challenges, requiring in-depth studies of size effects and coherent modulation of phonon transport, and a rethinking of strategies and analytical tools to properly address these complex physical phenomena.

    • Junichiro Shiomi
    • Ken Uchida
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  • The convergence of spintronics and traditional semiconductor technology marks a critical juncture in the evolution of computing architectures, for which the development of foundation cells become indispensable. Here we discuss the current landscape of spintronics and propose a holistic co-design methodology to integrate spintronic devices into silicon platforms.

    • Qiming Shao
    • Kevin Garello
    • Jianshi Tang
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  • Medical microrobots are emerging as cutting-edge technologies in gynaecological healthcare and reproductive medicine, offering novel, non-invasive therapeutic and diagnostic solutions. Here, we discuss their development in the field and the challenges and opportunities in translating the technology from the laboratory to clinical practice.

    • Zhi Chen
    • Mariana Medina Sánchez
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  • The future of spintronics hinges on the effective collaboration between academia and industry. Here we explore the crucial role of partnership in advancing research and innovation, highlighting how these collaborations can drive technological breakthroughs in the field of spintronics and facilitate their transition to practical applications.

    • Gerard Joseph Lim
    • Wen Siang Lew
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