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Organic semiconductors get read/write speed boost

Nature: The speed record for programming organic transistor memory has been shattered. Work is needed on the stability of the memory storage, but it's a promising step towards some novel technological applications.

Posted by Jenny Corrado on January 18, 2007 10:39 AM |

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