Vol. 1 No. 1 (2025): Electronic & Nanoelectronics: semiconductor, sensor, and radiometer

Special Issue Scope

Title: Electronic & Nanoelectronics: Semiconductor, Sensor, and Radiometer Technologies

This special issue of Electronic & Nanoelectronics focuses on the convergence of electronics, nanoelectronics, and sensor technologies, emphasizing semiconductor physics, nano-scale devices, and radiometric systems with emerging applications across biomedical, environmental, and quantum sciences.

Published: 2025-08-05

Cover

The Front Cover: semiconductors and Nanodevices in high performance computer semiconductors and Nanodevices: Future of nanoelectronics in high performance computer

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The Front inside Cover: Advancing Radiometer Technology: The Next Frontier in Remote Sensing Enhancing Spatial Resolution, Sensitivity, and Environmental Monitoring through High-Frequency Systems and Emerging Innovations

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The Back Cover: semiconductors and Nanodevices in radiometers semiconductors and Nanodevices: Future of nanoelectronics in Chips, renewable energy systems, astronomy

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The Cover Inside Back: Nanoelectronics & Space Electronic & Nanoelectronics: Chips, renewable energy systems, astronomy

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Discussion

The Advances and Future Directions in Integrated Photonic Applications Directions in Integrated Photonic Applications

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Nanoelectronics in Astronomy: Enabling Precision Observations and Advanced Instrumentation Enabling Precision Observations and Advanced Instrumentation

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Integrating Semiconductors, Sensors, and Radiometers: Advancements in Electronic and Nanoelectronics Technologies for Scientific and Industrial Applications Advancements in Electronic and Nanoelectronics Technologies for Scientific and Industrial Applications

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The Harnessing Nanoelectronics for Environmental Sustainability: Innovations, Applications, and Challenges Advancing Environmental Monitoring and Green Technologies Through Nanoscale Electronic Systems

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