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October 10, 2018

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Study opens route to flexible electronics made from exotic materials

Now MIT engineers have developed a technique to fabricate ultrathin semiconducting films made from a host of exotic materials other than silicon. » Read More

Canadian firms overconfident when it comes to cyberattacks: study

Canadian companies tend to be overconfident or unprepared to protect sensitive information from data breaches – mostly because they have an incomplete or inadequate picture about the evolving challenges they face, according to cybersecurity experts. » Read More

Sidewalk Labs advisory panel member quits

Saadia Muzaffar resigns citing “deep dismay” and ``profound concern” regarding public trust toward the tech project in Toronto » Read More

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Challenges of ‘connecting’ within the nuclear industry

Around the world, nuclear facilities are reaching the end of their lives as they pass half a century of service. The Canadian nuclear industry is becoming recognized as a driving force behind the global development of decommissioning equipment. » Read More

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Study opens route to flexible electronics made from exotic materials

Canadian firms overconfident when it comes to cyberattacks: study

Sidewalk Labs advisory panel member quits

Challenges of ‘connecting’ within the nuclear industry

Ultra-low-power haptic chip solves power problem with HD touch

Depth cameras equip devices with the ability to see

Ethernet connector enables miniaturization

Tiny S-class MOSFET relay boosts switching capacity, minimizes energy loss

Nanotechnology for Advanced Manufacturing

Innovation 360 and NanoCanada

#Move the Dial: Global Summit