Paint-on semiconductor outperforms chips
The finding, which represents the first time a so-called “wet” semiconductor device has bested traditional, more costly grown-crystal semiconductor devices, is reported in the July 13 issue of the journal Nature.
Like so much advance research funding by government, in this case the Canadian government, is crucial:
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