Middle school kids who spend more than an hour a day doing some kind of recreational screen time have significantly lower grades and test scores.

A new self-erasing chip could help stop counterfeit electronics. It can store a secret message or authentication code for days before it disappears.

New tech could cut down on the light scattered inside current quantum dot light emitting diode (QLED) screens, making them way more energy efficient.

A new on-skin "wearable air conditioning" device could keep you cool while also monitoring blood pressure, heart activity, and skin hydration.

Using 2D materials and 3D integration practices could take integrated chips beyond their limits and keep Moore's Law going indefinitely, researchers say.

Defects could actually make batteries better, which could affect transportation, electronics, and solar power energy storage, researchers report.

A new kind of semiconductor made from barium zirconium sulfide instead of silicon could pave the way for better solar panels, LEDs, and sensors.

Smart cars are vulnerable to cybersecurity breaches, some of which could even be lethal. Companies need to catch up to protect consumers, researchers say.

"There's a greater degree of recognition of what to do in the scene than I would have thought..."

Bending organic semiconductors can seriously up the speed of the electricity flowing through them, which could pave the way for better electronics.