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The approach can keep a grid in service even if one-⁠third of its nodes are compromised

But what are they going to do?

The antenna, just a few micrometers in size, uses ballistic electrons to transmit signals

3D tech could give a performance boost so big that chips built at SkyWater Technology’s 90-nm foundry could beat those built using today’s most advanced 7-nm tech

Researchers in South Korea made a tiny loudspeaker, and then used it to play a violin concerto

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The test measures two proteins in a drop of blood to determine whether a patient needs a CT scan

New automated approach could help make STM probe memory commercially viable

Some records listed voters’ personal interests, religious affiliation, and estimates of their income and net worth

AI has the potential to take much of the dull complexity out of designing custom circuit boards

Designed in the 1960s, these clever blocks were intended to help students grasp arcane quantum abstractions

Who needs salt when you have electric taste augmentation?

This evaluation includes LabVIEW Communication System Design Suite, which includes next-generation LabVIEW packaged with relevant add-ons specifically for rapidly prototyping communications systems.

New features leverage maps of your home to make your robot vacuum smarter

What really happens when your data is stored on far-off servers in distant data centers

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By adding randomness to a relatively simple simulation, OpenAI's robot hand learned to perform complex in-hand manipulation

Niobium tungsten oxide anodes could boost lithium-ion batteries

For the first time, an engine combines the efficiency of diesel with the cleanliness of gasoline

Quantum computing is still as much science as engineering; progress could destroy cryptocurrencies

This 4-bit arithmetic logic unit looks great and teaches important lessons about computing

Nanowire networks produce all-optical logic gates

Declining costs have helped some of the country's smallest electricity providers expand their use of solar in highly innovative ways

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A wave of opt-outs highlights distrust in the government’s security and privacy promises

Both companies have won contracts from NASA to develop their own versions of a space shuttle

Leti’s Turbo-FSK is a low-power, long-range solution for IoT

RISC-V makes it easier for companies to design and build specialized chips for graphics and the Internet of Things

A midyear snapshot of tech job news finds Amazon expanding research operations all over the world, while Apple quietly adds hardware designers outside of Silicon Valley

The company aims to simplify future systems with an "Ethernet for chiplets"

This hybrid of robot human and robot horse is designed to rescue you from disasters

It wasn’t the first car, by any means. But it was the first car that really mattered

While Mayfield Robotics reevaluates its path forward, Kuri has been canceled

Need a helping hand? Tell this robotic arm—with your mind—to grasp that thing you need while your own two hands are busy

Researchers are trying to crack open the black box so AI can be deployed in health care

Radar data from the Mars Express orbiter has given us some of the biggest Red Planet news in years

New manufacturing process offers easy way to get thin-film electronics onto everything

Bombshell, GameChangers, and Science Fair all make for fascinating viewing

Experimental philosopher Jonathon Keats is playing some crazy cosmic vibes

Teams announced in design, architecture, and materials and integration programs under the $1.5 billion effort to remake U.S. electronics

Speeding the flow of air over a smaller wing promises more efficient aircraft

It’s dirty, it’s dull, it’s enormous, and it’s probably one of the most productive robots on the planet

The longest-lasting high-performance organic flow battery to date

After traveling 3.2 billion kilometers, the Japanese space probe will attempt to park, pick up samples of the asteroid, then return to earth by 2020

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Cortisol is key to tracking stress, but it's tough to measure in an instant; Stanford researchers say they've figured out how