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This AI system detects unique gasping sounds that occur when the heart stops beating
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by Amy Nordrum on (#4HF29)
Preliminary reports suggest problems with several 500-kilovolt transmission lines disrupted the flow of electricity from two dams to Argentina’s grid
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Chinese researchers are developing an airborne quantum communications network with drones as nodes
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by Evan Ackerman on (#4HECN)
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by Jean Kumagai on (#4HCAV)
A new graphic novel explores the forgotten history of the ELEA 9003, one of the first transistorized digital computers
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by Mark Anderson on (#4HCAX)
It’s the strongest continuous DC magnetic field ever recorded and could help scientists study nuclear fusion and exotic states of matter
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by Matthew Hutson on (#4HBY6)
AIs that were given a “social†drive and rewarded for influence learned to cooperate
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by Evan Ackerman on (#4HBM3)
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by Mark Harris on (#4HB8V)
A Q&A with ‘Eyes in the Sky’ author Arthur Holland Michel
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by Evan Ackerman, Erico Guizzo and Fan Shi on (#4H78H)
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by Joanna Goodrich on (#4H6R5)
The NASA technologist received the IEEE President’s Award for her work on Apollo 11
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by Michelle Hampson on (#4H6JV)
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by Andrew Rush on (#4H6D7)
In a few years, it will be possible to launch a satellite that makes its own (much more efficient) solar array on orbit
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by Tracy Staedter on (#4H4SW)
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by Mercer on (#4H4N1)
These health conditions are driving up healthcare costs. Here’s how a new IEEE member benefit can help prepare for them
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by Michael Koziol on (#4H3Y7)
Cinia and MegaFon’s proposed Arctic cable would bring lower latencies and geographical diversity
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by Evan Ackerman on (#4H255)
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by LEMO on (#4H257)
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by Emily Waltz on (#4H201)
The first study of a new treatment in humans demonstrates a noninvasive, harmless cancer killer
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by Kathy Pretz on (#4H1V9)
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by Mark Anderson on (#4H1GK)
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by Lawrence Ulrich on (#4GZSJ)
Powerful central processor predicts the car’s ideal path and helps the driver achieve it
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by Evan Ackerman on (#4GWZH)
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by Evan Ackerman on (#4GWJK)
The lightweight carbon fiber arm has three fingers and six degrees of freedom
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by National Instruments on (#4GW28)
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by Evan Ackerman, Erico Guizzo and Fan Shi on (#4GQXE)
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by Kathy Pretz on (#4GQS0)
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by Philip E. Ross on (#4GQCA)
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by Michelle Hampson on (#4GPYR)
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by Amos Zeeberg on (#4GPW4)
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by Evan Ackerman on (#4GNT0)
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by Megan Scudellari on (#4GN4X)
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by Evan Ackerman on (#4GKBD)
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by Evan Ackerman on (#4GK7S)
Amazon is adding even more robots to its already massive robotic workforce
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by Tekla S. Perry on (#4GJZ7)
Semiconductor industry mavens in the United States anticipate damage from U.S.-China trade policy and call for a national strategy for semiconductor manufacturing
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by Mark Harris on (#4GJN2)
Amazon Web Services has promised immediate service but FCC filings suggest the company has yet to obtain the long-term licenses necessary to operate
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by Lynn Frassetti on (#4GJZ9)
Honor someone for their contribution in 27 specific fields of interest
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by Lynn Frassetti on (#4GJG7)
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by Tekla S. Perry on (#4GHC3)
Study shows global job seekers target high-paying developer and engineer gigs, not less skilled jobs
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by National Instruments on (#4GGJX)
Machine learning and deep learning technologies are promising an end-to-end optimization of wireless networks while they commoditize PHY and signal-processing designs and help overcome RF complexities
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by Carrie Loh on (#4GG9Z)
Be on the lookout for your ballot
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by Jeremy Hsu on (#4GFZF)
The U.S. military and defense industry see drone racing as a new frontier for AI development
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by Evan Ackerman on (#4GE8F)
Repeated headbutting helps little legged robots flip each other over
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by Mark Anderson on (#4GE8H)
The technique is also more accurate than the traditional method of poking atoms with the tip of a scanning electron microscope
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