A new approach to protein engineering is emerging in which generative AI models and automated laboratory systems are tightly integrated, says Imec, it is called AI-driven lab-in-the-loop protein engineering. Instead …
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After featuring smart cricket balls, footballs, tennis racquets and golf clubs on Gadget Master, why not smart swimming goggles? The post Smart swimming goggles make a splash appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
The cost of EV batteries has fallen dramatically over the past decade, with the average lithium-ion battery prices dropping from around $550 per kWh in 2010 to just $78 in … The post EV Battery Cost Falls 86% In 14 Years appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Imec is the first organisation to make a quantum dot qubit using High NA EUV lithography. A useful quantum computer, will require millions of connected qubits with high reliability and … The post Imec is first to make quantum dot qubit with high-NA appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
There have been 80,117 tech layoffs worldwide since the start of the year, says a report from Trading Platforms. Of these, 28,390 roles, roughly 35% of the global total, came … The post 80k tech layoffs so far this year appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
ADI’s A²B 2.0 (Automotive Audio Bus) is now fully released to production. A²B 2.0 expands the A²B platform with higher bandwidth and Ethernet compatibility, while maintaining the low‑latency, simple architecture … The post ADI expands A²B platform appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Chip bead ferrites can be made more resistant to high current surges, write Würth Elektronik’s Markus Holzbrecher and Mohamed Koobar. Figure 1: Typical application with peak current at switch-on (5A/DIV … The post Optimised layer improves chip bead ferrite resistance appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
