Organic dye turns one photon into two electrons
Researchers from MIT have published a proof-of-concept paper that proves an organic dye called “pentacene”, when applied to a photovoltaic cell, can generate two
Author: Jeffrey Bausch
Telepathy One headset emerges as legit Google Glass competitor
The fact that Telepathy One is a device very similar to Google Glass comes as no surprise. Over the next six months, we’re going to be exposed to dozens of wearable
Image of the day: Space enthusiasts might have discovered downed Soviet lander from 1971 on Red Planet
The image here shows possible hardware left over from the Soviet Union’s Mars 3 lander, which touched down on the Red Planet in 1971 but was only able to transmit
Talk about going green! Apartment building powered by hanging, algae-filled tanks
A 15-unit apartment building in the German city of Hamburg has been outfitted with 129 algae-filled tanks hanging on its façade, all of which are dedicated to powering
Researchers create new keyboard that enables faster typing than QWERTY
A new keyboard called KALQ, created by researchers from the Max Planck Institute for Informatics, University of Montana, and the University of St. Andrews, enables users
Google Glass tech specs
In a post on the company site, Google has listed the official tech specs for their highly anticipated Google Glass
15 most in-demand certifications for tech-based jobs
According to wantedanalytics.com, over 800,000 technology-related jobs were posted online this past month
Tips for Building a Flex Circuit
Flexible printed circuits are useful when the size and shape of your invention is integral to its overall design. You've encountered them before − in mobile phones,
Double amputee fitted with prosthetic hands that are controlled by iOS app
Touch Bionics has designed a pair of highly-advanced prosthetic hands for a double amputee. What makes the technology so impressive is the range of grips the user can
Engineering Career Outlook Between 2013 & 2020
Engineering degrees continue to provide excellent entry-level wages; they are the highest-valued degrees, averaging a salary of $62,535 according to the National