Stanford researchers identify bismuth telluride as a potential future in computing
Physicists at Stanford University identify bismuth telluride as a promising new material that could carry information without energy loss, potentially surpassing silicon. Lead investigator Yulin Chen says the team is at the early stage of understanding this class of materials and will test fabrication and functionality for practical use.
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Autopsies Hint Air France 447 Broke Up in the Sky
Brazil reports fractures in limbs of Air France Flight 447 victims and aviation experts say multiple injuries and large wreckage pieces indicate a midflight breakup. BEA officials note growing clarity but caution against premature conclusions amid deep Atlantic search conditions.
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