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For power supply for more everyday uses the technology is based on principles of WiTricity proposed by Marin Soljacic, a physicist at MIT. Intel chief technology officer Justin ...
WREL (technology) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The technology is based on principles of WiTricity proposed by Marin Soljacic, a physicist at MIT. Intel chief technology officer Justin Rattner demonstrated powering a light bulb ...
Technology Review: TR35
To understand the ambitions of Marin Soljacic, think of what the first semiconductor transistors did for the speed and power of computer circuitry--and then think photons instead ...
2006 AIP Industrial Physics Forum
... or issued) with the US patent office, and has given more than 40 invited talks at conferences and universities around the world. URL: www.mit.edu/~soljacic
Research Laboratory of Electronics at MIT
Marin Soljacic Assistant Professor of Physics Department of Physics. Room 6C-419 77 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, MA 02139. soljacic@mit.edu 617.253.2467—Tel
Farewell, wires? Power beamed through air
Soljacic and his colleagues devised WiTricity based off the notion of resonance. One well-known example of resonance can be seen when an opera singer hits the right note to cause a ...
Wireless energy transfer can potentially recharge laptops, cell phones ...
Marin Soljacic of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology will present research by himself and his colleagues Aristeidis Karalis and John Joannopoulos on the physics of ...
Look, Ma - no wires!
Soljacic grew up in Croatia and attended high school there before eventually moving to the United States, just as did Nicola Tesla (1856-1943), the eccentric genius and electrical ...
Inventors of WiTricity - Marin Soljacic and his team at MIT
Inventors of Witricity. The inventors of witricity are the researchers from the team from Massachusetts Institute of Technology. They are the people who had coined the ...
About Marin Soljacic - The key researcher of WiTricity
About Marin Soljacic. Marin Soljacic was the leader of the team of researches from MIT who had found out a means of transmitting electricity to electrical gadgets without ...
Marko Soljacic
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EETimes.com - Team claims midrange wireless energy transfer
Marin Soljacic described his technology, which he believes could wirelessly recharge almost any battery, in San Francisco last week at the American Institute of Physics' Industrial ...
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The power to overcome a bad economy?
Boston Globe
Marin Soljacic, the professor who led the MIT team, is a board member and founder, and he and two other MIT researchers are helping to get the venture off the ground. (Soljacic was awarded a $500,000 MacArthur "genius" grant in September.) ...
25 Receive $500,000 ‘Genius’ Fellowships
New York Times
Among the physicists are Marin Soljacic, whose specialty is optics; Alexei Kitaev, who explores quantum physics and quantum computing; and Andrea Ghez, an astrophysicist developing telescopes that could improve the understanding of black ho...
Look, Ma - no wires!
Christian Science Monitor
Soljacic and his team have begun designing experiments to confirm their calculations. "He's a very creative guy," says Erich Ippen, a physics professor at MIT who's talked with Soljacic about his work. "These are not unknown physics phenome...
Goodbye wires…
MIT News
As for what the future holds, Soljacic adds, "Once, when my son was about three years old, we visited his grandparents' house. They had a 20-year-old phone and my son picked up the handset, asking, 'Dad, why is this phone attached with a co...
In the future, will our TVs be wireless?
MSNBC
The three MIT colleagues credited with the idea are Marin Soljacic, Aristeidis Karalis (a graduate student) and John Joannopoulos (a professor), and they're currently in the beginning stages of conceptualizing a prototype of a device that w...
Local scientists honored, boosted by 'genius' grants
Boston Globe
Soljacic recalled that he was driving to pick his son up when his cellphone rang. The caller urged him to pull his car to the side of the road, and then told him he had won the award. The rest of the phone call was a blur, said Soljacic, 34...
New wireless power system demonstrated
Digital Spy
The technology is based on research by Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Marin Soljacic, which found that a certain resonance can improve the efficiency of energy transfers. Witricity's system utilises the resonance of low frequency ....
Unplug to recharge electronic devices
Zee News
According to the report in the British daily, the science behind the system was developed by the physicist Marin Soljacic at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The WiTricity system works by transferring energy between two magnetic c...