Très intéressant ce que tu dis la, il traîne donc sur Futura, avec eux il ne faut surtout pas sortir du conventionnel sinon, aie aie aie !

Ok je craque... me voici à 200%: mi-DJ, mi-polytechnicien, mi-poète, mi-torcheur de gosses:

C'est sur Econo qu'il s'est révélé comme ça ?
C'est lui sur la photo ?
Les polytechniciens ce sont pas ces politiques ou ces économistes qui sont souvent déconnecté d'une certaine réalité ?
J'en pose des questions mais je ne sais pas pourquoi ce mec m'intrigue...

Obamot me fait plus pensé à un jésuite ou un imam intégriste qui ne veut faire attendre qu'un pensée unique ...

The picture above shows 9 Quencos under construction, they have been formed on a highly polished wafer with step plateaus of just a few atoms in height, onto the incredibly flat surface a conformal 1.2nm (12 Angstrom) layer of Hafnia has been deposited by an atomic layer deposition machine (ALD). Note the metallic colour, this is a Platinum over seal which has been sputtered on to protect an underlying layer of an exotic medium work function metal. These Quencos are at the half way point, after a few more process steps they will become discrete devices as the supporting Si/SiO2 will be etched away by hydrogen fluoride (HF) and other etchants. Apart from the deposition of the ultra thin layers there are other key process steps involved in getting to this stage including thermal oxidation and rapid thermal annealing. Each step is carried out with precision and is carefully monitored for deviations from specifications. We are confident all remaining steps will be completed as per our specifications, and that we will have a few batches of rugged working devices for distribution to licencees, and to independent testers, in the next few weeks. Further photos and updates will be posted here. 

Earlier work in Australia was only partly successful as there was a problem with a particular step, this problem / issue has been resolved. The Australian work served to help us understand process difficulties and also to show us what we needed to do to complete the device. Partial films built in Australia were electrically tested and those test gave us important insights into the Quenco design.

The batches under production, if they perform as predicted, will have an output of 1A/cm2 at room temperature and so would be suitable for powering small devices such as hearing aids and phones. We would have liked to use material combinations to allow a theoretical 10,000A/cm2 but low work function metals, such as Barium, are not allowed in the SNF labs due to their high vapour pressure which would cause contamination of chamber walls and components. When we have our own production machines / facilities we will be able to produce large volumes of high output barium emitter Quenco films.

 So what is Japan's solution? A quite ingenious one: as Geek.com and ASR both report, Japan's Fujifilm has created organic printed sheet that harvests energy from body heat, or in other words, converts body heat to electricity. Finally, at least one key part of the Matrix "reality" is now fully operational - the use of human beings as batteries.

 sur decono , apres l'élimination des 2 zigotos , le calme est revenu ...

ça fait des semaines que j'ai pas mis les yeux la bas !
a cause de ces deux gros cons intégristes

quand on parles des même idée pendant 20 ans sans resultat , je laisse y croire ceux qui veulent y croire