Engineers can plug components of electronic systems -- from basic circuits to full computer processors -- into the pinholes where they want them to connect. Then, they can rapidly test, rearrange ...

The circuits inside conventional electronics are made of silicon, a material that naturally dissolves in water over time but at rates that mean a typical circuit would take hundreds of years to ...

Engineers can plug components of electronic systems -- from basic circuits to full computer processors -- into the pinholes where they want them to connect. Then, they can rapidly test, rearrange ...