Frederik Dostal explains the rise of the ideal diode and how it can be used to develop more robust power systems.

They’re in your phone, TV, car headlights, remote controls—even traffic lights. LEDs (Light Emitting Diodes) are everywhere.

Promising brighter, smoother, and calmer skin, these futuristic-looking devices have become a staple of at-home skincare.

With a few quick tweaks, you can make sure your modern TV uses only the power it needs - even as today's models grow more efficient.

The perfect alternative to regularly costly salon appointments, the Keskine mask utilises LED light at precise wavelengths ...

Researchers drilling under a college campus in the 1980s paved the way for an ambitious new project in the Twin Cities.

UC Santa Cruz researchers explore diamond-based sensors that could transform how future U.S. fusion reactors track plasma.

MATELASER, INC., an FDA-certified U.S. manufacturer of therapeutic laser systems, today announced the crowdfunding debut of ...

Short days arrive, moods dip, windows darken. A gentle glow across the glass can shift a whole evening for families. Across ...

German physicists have built a 300-nanometer light pixel, paving the way for ultra-tiny displays in contact lenses and smart ...

A gentle lighting change can soften sharp corners, calm busy evenings and make clutter fade, without ripping through your ...