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EEOC investigating Intel’s 2015 and 2016 layoffs; class action suit may follow

Study credits Tesla with supplying 51,000 California jobs, paying more than $4 billion to workers

Boston tech startup launches new facility promising powerful, flame-resistant, solid-state batteries

How these emission-belching behemoths will transition to batteries and fuel cells

UK police trials continue to highlight weaknesses in real world AFR use and their implications for civil liberties

At an Alabama power plant, FuelCell Energy and ExxonMobil aim to capture 90 percent of CO2

The fundamental building block of modern digital design turns 100

Raising the temperature at which OLEDs are made can significantly improve their performance

A European mission will test whether nets and harpoons can capture and remove space junk

The 2018 interns are about to descend upon Google, Facebook, Apple, Adobe, and other Silicon Valley companies

With spinning hoops to detect obstacles combined with electromagnetic braking, this quadrotor safety system is both effective and cheap

An ingestible capsule pairs bacteria with electronics to monitor blood in the GI tract

A new method for engineering a band gap into graphene maintains its attractive electronic properties

Got a great idea for an app to help people deal with a natural disaster? Call for Code wants to hear from you

An English professor rediscovered how some of the best poets in the world were coding poetry algorithms in the 1960s

An app-based algorithm could cut Manhattan's cab population by nearly a third

CERN, the European Organization for Nuclear Research is one of the largest scientific experiments in the world.

Taiwan’s PTT bulletin board system sees distributed ledgers as key to its future

Home and shop owners in Iraq are installing solar arrays to smooth power outages

Companies have barely begun deploying 5G networks, but that just means researchers are thinking about what comes next

Disney Research is teaching this skinny robot how to perform a variety of somersaulting stunts

Measuring quantum effects in macroscale objects could enable supersensitive sensors

With an outpatient procedure, doctors could give overweight people a metabolic boost

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.

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Scientists dream big with the invention of a new graphene-based remote control for cell behavior

A new report calls the early roll out of an electronic health records system “operationally unsuitable,” but its managers disagree

A precursor to molecular nanotechnology, the robotic system is already poised to be commerically available

A lack of forethought will leave us with a mountain of obsolete devices and no way to dispose of them

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.

Inflatable spikes and goosebumps help this robot communicate

A new platform aims to identify offenders by matching voice recordings to speech samples stored in a massive database, raising privacy concerns

Deal with Microsemi and foundries means its nonvolatile embedded memory can be integrated into the most advanced chips

Everything is better with lasers, especially tiny robot insects

Maryland researchers advance networked control and virtual reality for added safety.

Emerging 5G Applications

California's DMV has also received an application from the startup JingChi to test fully autonomous vehicles

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A disclosure in the United Kingdom has sparked a heated debate about the health impacts of an errant algorithm

The connected car designs are also experiencing a constant proliferation in the number of vehicular radar systems while they are dealing with increasingly complex and independent subsystems.