May 3, Boxborough, Mass. • New for 2011 “Big Red’s Marketplace” An Incubator Area of Table Top Spaces for FIRST TIME EXHIBITORS • Plus Our Fully Carpeted Exhibit Hall with Sixty 8’x10’ Booths - Click for Exhibitor Registration • 38th Annual Symposium - "Greatest Symposium & Expo on Earth" Theme • Expanded Technical Program: 8 Sessions … [Read more...]
Connector/Decoupler Integrated in a Heat Sink
United States Patent no. 7,898,078, issued on March 1, was assigned to International Business Machines Corp. Two sets of conductor fins are formed on a topmost surface of stacked semiconductor chips are electrically isolated from each other and function as radiators that dissipate heat from the stacked semiconductor chips. Conductive wiring structures are formed on each set of … [Read more...]
Japan Must Repair Cooling Function to Stop Nuclear Plant Leaks
Tokyo Electric Power Co. began efforts Wednesday to stem the possibility of a hydrogen explosion at the quake-damaged Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power complex. The utility, known as Tepco, was preparing Wednesday night to deal with the potential that hydrogen gas in the plant's No. 1 reactor could come into contact with oxygen and explode—a scenario that could damage the … [Read more...]
Microsoft, Toyota Form Partnership for More Efficient Battery-Powered Cars
Microsoft Corp. and Toyota Motor Corp. are forming a partnership to develop in-car electronics systems that help battery-powered vehicles run more efficiently. The companies will jointly invest $11.7 million in Toyota Media Service Co., a Toyota subsidiary that provides data services to drivers. The system will include navigation and in-car entertainment using Microsoft’s … [Read more...]
Self-Cooling Observed in Graphene Electronics
University of Illinois researchers found that graphene transistors have a nanoscale cooling effect that reduces their temperature. Led by mechanical science and engineering professor William King and electrical and computer engineering professor Eric Pop, the team will publish its findings in the April 3 advance online edition of the journal Nature Nanotechnology. The Illinois … [Read more...]
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