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It’s humbling to think that the fundamentals of LED light bulbs all came from one determined inventor who bucked conventional wisdom and stuck with GaN for LEDs. Thank you Prof. Dr. Nakamura-sensei.
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Shuji Nakamura, Nobel Prize winning inventor of Blue LED, working on fusion
(cnn.com)
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Very promising but I think it’s more important for “cheaper” technologies. For cutting edge 2nm logic where Angstrom level uniformity is required, the tool vendors like AMAT, KLA, Onto have invested in metrology and data synchronization.
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Robotics will help China with the burden of supporting an aging population.
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This is a win for Broadcom but it means it’s a loss for other US based RF components manufacturers like Qorvo and Skyworks.
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Bad to worse at NSF? (June 2026 edition)
(nanoscale.blogspot.com)
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Nobel Laureate in Chemistry Omar M. Yaghi joins Tsinghua University full-time
(tsinghua.edu.cn)
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UC Berkeley is losing its newest Chemistry Nobel Laureate to Tsinghua. It’s very significant especially in the context of eroding support for science in the US
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That’s very fair and your are absolutely right that it will be very difficult to retrofit old homes. Do you think newer office buildings and schools would be a good place to start?
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Europe Became the World Champion of Heat Deaths
(maartenboudry.substack.com)
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Skywater was working a foundry for similar markets.
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Even if N.I.H. research ends in the US, China and other competently run countries will backfill and the world as a whole will not get impacted. I don’t see the big deal about the Trump administration gutting science in terms of global impa
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MIT's Dr Fink got Sakharov Prize for defending human rights of scientists in US
(aps.org)
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MIT’s Y. Fink given Sakharov Prize for defending human rights of scientists in U.S.
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Scott Pelley fired at CBS News after blowups with Bari Weiss,60 Minutes producer
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Intel Is Struggling to Supply Laptop Chips Built Around Its New 18A Node
(culpium.com)
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XLight Finalizes $150M CHIPS grant to build new EUV source in Albany
(finance.yahoo.com)
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Lisa Su commencement speech at MIT
(news.mit.edu)
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The Premier Chipmaker Is Facing Its Biggest Crisis Yet
(culpium.com)
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Downside of this approach is that it creates further disincentives for US based experts and doctors to help out.
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Trump Administration to Send Americans Exposed to Ebola to Kenya
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Very different approach than before where US citizens or aid workers would be repatriated back for state of the art treatment.
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Is it their spending habits and resulting expenditure on infrastructure or is it their currency policies to try to boost exports? Not challenging but asking for clarification.
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Very significant because it suggests that there is a viable alternative to standard Moore’s law scaling that TSMC has been driving.
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The administration fired the original CHIPs Act team and so the new team might not be up to speed.
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Google's Own AI Researchers Jockey for Access to Its Computing
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As the article noted, the fact that Madrid has continuously expanded the metro system has led to lower costs for construction since they have maintained the muscle needed for efficient construction.
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State of Oregon took $20k from California woman over mistaken address
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State of Oregon took $20k from California woman over mistaken address
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The Pope Had to Call Customer Service
(nytimes.com)
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