The Geek Squad might not
like this development, but we're excited about it. Engineers at the
University of Illinois have developed a self-healing system for
electronics that they say can restore conductivity to failed circuitry
in "mere microseconds."
Today's ever-denser chips face more
reliability problems due to the increasingly sophisticated demands on
electronic devices. When one circuit within an integrated chip fails,
the whole chip, and even the whole device (and your pressing deadline,
of course) can go down with it.
"Rather than having to build in redundancies or to build in a
sensory diagnostics system, this material is designed to take care of
the problem itself," said chemistry professor [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.], a co-author of the team's research paper, "[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]," which appears in the latest issue of the journal Advanced Materials.

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