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The Tiny Star Explosions Powering Moore’s Law

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Supernova explosions, the catastrophic self-destruction of certain types of worn-out stars, are intimately tied to life on Earth because they are the birthplaces of heavy elements across the universe. At the time, about a decade ago, I was helping to refine a system for fabricating chips using extreme ultraviolet (EUV) light.

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Paired Power’s EV chargers let customers mix and match solar, storage and grid power

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Bifacial panels capture reflected light from the pavement, in addition to light on the top surface of the panels. We have a local university that’s bought some PairTrees that’ll be installed this summer. We took a different approach. We have a system running for the Delaware National Guard—that’s a military installation.

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These Graphene Tattoos Are Actually Biosensors

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Right now, such tattoos dont exist, but the key technology is being worked on in labs around the world, including my lab at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. The Rise of Epidermal Electronics The idea of a peel-and-stick sensor comes from the groundbreaking work of John Rogers and his team at Northwestern University.

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Ford’s $30,000 Electric Truck Will Change Everything

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That includes a brand-new $30,000 midsize electric pickup truck, which will be part of a family of next-generation EVs riding on what the automaker calls the Ford Universal EV Platform, and manufactured using the Ford Universal EV Production System. If things go as planned, it could disrupt the U.S. auto industry.

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Acura RSX Teased: Here’s Our Best Look Yet At The New Tesla Model Y Rival

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The prototype has plenty of design cues from last year’s Performance EV concept , like the huge air intakes in the front bumper and slim LED daytime running lights. Photo by: Acura The driving lights seem to be integrated into the side openings, as is the case with a lot of new cars these days.

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This Is Our First Look At Ford's New $30,000 Electric Pickup

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As for the headlights, there’s a clear vertical line between the right light and the black not-a-grille plastic cover. The yet-to-be-named affordable electric truck will feature a front trunk, and we can barely see its outline under the plastic cover.

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Ford's $30,000 EV Pickup Will Have A Tiny Battery

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Fords $30,000 Electric Pickup Truck Wont Be Stripped-Out Ford’s $30,000 Electric Truck Will Change Everything Ford Wants to Beat China With Its Universal EV Platform Fords Universal EV Production System Reinvents the Assembly Line Tesla Dog Mode: How Does It Work?