Editorials in 2022

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  • Technology breakthroughs at the 2022 IEEE International Electron Devices Meeting, where transistors remain centre stage, 75 years after their invention.

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  • Flexible electronics can be used to create wearable devices that have a variety of different forms and monitor a variety of different signals.

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  • Geopolitical tensions are creating challenges for the international collaborations that research thrives on.

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  • The development of microelectromechanical systems that decompose after use expands the toolbox of transient electronics, a technology that could help reduce electronic waste.

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  • The assessment of emerging transistor technologies is a challenging task. What can be done to help improve the reporting and benchmarking of devices?

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  • Thermal management technology is essential in the development of electronic systems, and techniques that can deliver efficient cooling continue to evolve.

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  • Methods to create van der Waals contacts between two-dimensional semiconductors and three-dimensional metals are helping to unleash the potential of two-dimensional devices.

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  • Driven by their achievements in solar cells, metal halide perovskites are being used in a range of other devices — from light-emitting diodes to photodetectors to field-effect transistors — with increasing success.

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  • Quantum computers based on silicon could exploit the manufacturing techniques used to create conventional computer chips — providing a potential route to scaled-up quantum processors.

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  • Sales of electric vehicles are surging, but the technology faces challenges in terms of the development of an appropriate charging infrastructure and the ongoing global chip shortage.

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  • The future of transport is the theme of our 2022 technology of the year.

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