An elastomer–semiconductor–elastomer stack structure can allow an intrinsically brittle n-type organic semiconductor to be stretched by 50% and used to make fully stretchable complementary electronics.

A parallel in-memory wireless computing scheme that is based on memristive crossbar arrays can provide energy-efficient wireless data transmission using radio, acoustic and light waves.

Ferroelectric zirconium-doped hafnia (Hf_0.5Zr_0.5O₂) can be used to create negative differential capacitance behaviour in capacitors and transistor gate stacks, providing reliable enhancements in switching performance.

A microelectromechanical cochlea, which consists of a bio-inspired acoustic sensor with a thermo-mechanical feedback mechanism, exhibits active auditory sensing, allowing the sensor to adapt its properties to different acoustic environments.

An organic electrochemical transistor with a vertical traverse architecture and a crystalline–amorphous channel that can be selectively doped by ions can operate as a volatile receptor and a non-volatile synapse.

Incorporation of the alkali metal salt caesium chloride into a hole injection layer can improve the efficiency of charge carrier injection and induce the growth of quasi-two-dimensional perovskite layers with improved emissive properties, resulting in blue perovskite light-emitting diodes with an external quantum efficiency of up to 16.1%.

A bioinspired audio sensor that recreates the adaptive features of the cochlea illustrates how neuromorphic sensors have progressed since the 1980s.

Co-founder of Intel, creator of Moore’s law and philanthropist.