Mushrooms can store data and act as living chips, offering a low-cost, sustainable alternative to silicon for future computing.

Learn how scientists found a way to turn mushrooms into computer chips and how these living computers can make the future of technology more sustainable.

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Auburn University scientists have developed a new class of materials that allow precise control over free electrons, potentially transforming computing and chemical manufacturing. Imagine a future ...

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Christoph Thiele and Floris van Doorn from the University of Bonn have been awarded an ERC Synergy Grant of 6.4 million euros ...