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IEEE Member Group 10-Year Level Term Life Insurance Targets How Engineers Work
The IEEE Member Group Insurance Program offerings mitigate risk, providing your family with immediate access to benefits upon a qualifying event and long into the future.
Testing and Simulation to Achieve FAA Certification of Aircraft Fuel Tanks to Lightning
This webinar provides a detailed background to the regulation for aircraft fuel tank ignition prevention and reviews some activities that are essential to having an efficient, cost-effective compliance method that harmonizes with the current FAA policy.
Emily Waltz
This Power Plant Runs on CO2
Carbon capture costs nothing in NET Power’s new plant, which uses supercritical carbon dioxide to drive a turbine
Tiny Robots in Disguise Combat Bacteria in the Blood
Miniature robots cloaked in platelets and red blood cells can clear bacterial infections in the blood
Contribute to Arm TechCon ‘18: Call for Papers Now Open
Premier technology event’s call for papers open until June 8; contribute your insights around AI, security, IoT and more
New Tech Could Turn Algae Into the Climate’s Slimy Savior
Low-power ways to grow algae could lock in carbon dioxide and feed the world
Fujitsu’s CMOS Digital Annealer Produces Quantum Computer Speeds
While quantum computer makers struggle to bring down costs, the Japanese computer giant has created a dedicated silicon chip to match quantum computer performance
Cyber Security in the Connected World
This webinar will provide critical information to keep you informed and to help address potential vulnerabilities affecting your products, assets, and customers.
How to optimize filter designs for 5G mobile front-ends
Learn how to use OnScale Cloud CAE to optimize acoustic wave filters for 5G RFFEs
Oh, Intel, Not #YouToo? Age Discrimination Investigation Underway
EEOC investigating Intel’s 2015 and 2016 layoffs; class action suit may follow
Tesla Wants You to Know That It’s Good for California’s Economy, Not Just the Environment
Study credits Tesla with supplying 51,000 California jobs, paying more than $4 billion to workers
Ionic Materials Expands Lab Where It Makes Safer, More Efficient Lithium Batteries From Plastic
Boston tech startup launches new facility promising powerful, flame-resistant, solid-state batteries
The Struggle to Make Diesel-Guzzling Cargo Ships Greener
How these emission-belching behemoths will transition to batteries and fuel cells
Wireless Interoperability in IoT
This webinar will leave you with and understanding of the entire testing and security process when working to develop and release IoT devices to the public.
Automated Facial Recognition: Menace, Farce, or Both?
UK police trials continue to highlight weaknesses in real world AFR use and their implications for civil liberties
David Wagman
Fuel Cells Finally Find a Killer App: Carbon Capture
At an Alabama power plant, FuelCell Energy and ExxonMobil aim to capture 90 percent of CO2
Re-creating the First Flip-Flop
The fundamental building block of modern digital design turns 100
Manufacturing Tweak Boosts OLED Efficiency and Lifetime by 15 Percent
Raising the temperature at which OLEDs are made can significantly improve their performance
4 Critical Tests for a New Spacecraft That Will Clean Up Space Debris
A European mission will test whether nets and harpoons can capture and remove space junk
Where the Silicon Valley Tech Internships Are
The 2018 interns are about to descend upon Google, Facebook, Apple, Adobe, and other Silicon Valley companies
Quadrotor Safety System Stops Propellers Before You Lose a Finger
With spinning hoops to detect obstacles combined with electromagnetic braking, this quadrotor safety system is both effective and cheap
Synthetic Bacteria Drive New Ingestible Gut Sensor
An ingestible capsule pairs bacteria with electronics to monitor blood in the GI tract
Engineered Band Gap Pushes Graphene Closer to Displacing Silicon
A new method for engineering a band gap into graphene maintains its attractive electronic properties
Elie Dolgin
Coding for Catastrophe: Contest Seeks Apps to Mitigate Effects of Natural Disasters
Got a great idea for an app to help people deal with a natural disaster? Call for Code wants to hear from you
The Birth of Digital Poetry
An English professor rediscovered how some of the best poets in the world were coding poetry algorithms in the 1960s
MIT’s Super-Efficient Dispatching Algorithm Minimizes a City's Taxi Fleet
An app-based algorithm could cut Manhattan's cab population by nearly a third
Technicians and Engineers @ CERN: Working in a Place Like Nowhere Else on Earth
CERN, the European Organization for Nuclear Research is one of the largest scientific experiments in the world.
3 Obstacles to Moving Social Media Platforms to a Blockchain
Taiwan’s PTT bulletin board system sees distributed ledgers as key to its future
Rooftop Solar Takes Hold in Iraq in the Aftermath of ISIS
Home and shop owners in Iraq are installing solar arrays to smooth power outages
It’s Never Too Early To Think About 6G
Companies have barely begun deploying 5G networks, but that just means researchers are thinking about what comes next
Stickman Explores the Physics of Flying Through the Air
Disney Research is teaching this skinny robot how to perform a variety of somersaulting stunts
A Quantum Drum Brings Quantum Mechanics to the Macroscale
Measuring quantum effects in macroscale objects could enable supersensitive sensors
To Treat Obesity, a Bioreactor Transforms Bad Fat Into Good Fat
With an outpatient procedure, doctors could give overweight people a metabolic boost
Why a Robot Can’t Yet Outjump a Flea
When it comes to things that are ultrafast and lightweight, robots can't hold a candle to the fastest-jumping insects and other small-but-powerful creatures.
Now available online: DesignCon 2018 Keysight Education Forum (KEF) Sessions
Watch all 8 KEF sessions from the convenience of your desk
Blueprints For A Miracle
Simulating a Medical Device Interaction with a Biological System
Join this webinar to learn how to model a medical device interacting with physiology
Video Friday: Andy Rubin on Robotics, Dynamic Exoskeleton, and Two Robot Heads
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
Graphene Stimulator Paves Way for Optical Pacemakers, Smart Opioids, and Electronic Cancer Killers
Scientists dream big with the invention of a new graphene-based remote control for cell behavior
The U.S. Defense Department's Deeply Flawed Electronic Health Records Program
A new report calls the early roll out of an electronic health records system “operationally unsuitable,” but its managers disagree
Robotic System Leads to Mass Assembly of Nanostructures
A precursor to molecular nanotechnology, the robotic system is already poised to be commerically available
The Internet of Trash: IoT Has a Looming E-Waste Problem
A lack of forethought will leave us with a mountain of obsolete devices and no way to dispose of them
Why Modular Platforms Make Sense for IIoT Testing
A new world is quickly taking shape in which machines are linked to factories, warehouses and power grids, and they are connected to the world to share data, turn this data into valuable business insights, and create new efficiencies.
Feel What This Robot Feels Through Tactile Expressions
Inflatable spikes and goosebumps help this robot communicate
Interpol’s New Software Will Recognize Criminals by Their Voices
A new platform aims to identify offenders by matching voice recordings to speech samples stored in a massive database, raising privacy concerns
Crossbar Pushes Resistive RAM into Embedded AI
Deal with Microsemi and foundries means its nonvolatile embedded memory can be integrated into the most advanced chips
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