Tsunami of Mobility Electronics

Nanotube electronics: a flexible approach to mobility.

R apid progress in fl exible technology 1,2 allows us to imagine a large number of innovative products such as electronic paper, wearable displays, smart gloves and so on. Single-walled carbon nanotubes3 have great promise for applications in fl exible electronics, but it has been very diffi cult, if not impossible, to prepare fl exible high-performance integrated circuits based on them. On pag...

Tsunami warning system using of IoT

Abstract   Today, the world has reached a new nature with advances in science. The Internet of Things is a technology that can connect all objects in different fields through the Internet. Any unforeseen event that destroys economic, social and physical capabilities and inflicts human and financial losses is known as a natural disaster, such as a tsunami. IoT-based tsunami forecasting system ...

Microbial Ecology of Thailand Tsunami and Non-Tsunami Affected Terrestrials

The effects of tsunamis on microbial ecologies have been ill-defined, especially in Phang Nga province, Thailand. This ecosystem was catastrophically impacted by the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami as well as the 600 year-old tsunami in Phra Thong island, Phang Nga province. No study has been conducted to elucidate their effects on microbial ecology. This study represents the first to elucidate their...

molecular electronics

electron components have been steadily decreasing in size, while molecular materials have in recent years been found to exhibit many of the properties used in electronics. such developments are giving rise to a new field in which molecular materials are used for electronic applications. molecular electronics offers .

Tsunami: wave of change.