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by Dexter Johnson on (#3AD77)
The days of copper interconnects are numbered and carbon nanomaterials are poised to take up the job
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by Tekla S. Perry on (#3A6RT)
How to boost women in tech? Bring in powerful women from other fields, says tech historian
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by Samuel K. Moore on (#3A6P5)
Magnetic tunnel junctions like the ones that form MRAM could form invertible logic—multiplication circuits that factor or adders that subtract
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by Evan Ackerman and Erico Guizzo on (#3A6A4)
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
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by Katherine Bourzac on (#3A5PS)
2D materials give ultraviolet sensors and imagers a boost
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by Evan Ackerman on (#3A4HW)
Is a relatively affordable telepresence robot a worthwhile investment for keeping in touch with people you love?
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by John Boyd on (#3A31Y)
Fujitsu Laboratories found a way to manufacture pure CNT sheets that conduct heat at a record rate
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by Michael Koziol on (#3A2TY)
Net neutrality is just a piece of how the Internet is regulated
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by Philip E. Ross on (#3A2HK)
The Hyperloop Advanced Research Partnership is open for business
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by Evan Ackerman on (#3A0J3)
It's human vs. machine in this racing drone test
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by Emily Waltz on (#3A0EX)
IBM converts a mountain of brain wave data into a prediction chip for epileptic seizures
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by David Wagman on (#39Z9Q)
A soon-to-be-released plan is likely to feature micro-grids and distributed generation
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by Tekla S. Perry on (#39Z4N)
Indeed.com’s analysis of job searches by job seekers and employers offers a few surprises
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on (#39Y6B)
The biggest challenges for battery design are energy density, power density, charging time, life, cost, and sustainability. Modeling and simulation are very efficient methods that can assist researchers, developers, and designers in meeting these challenges.
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by Erico Guizzo on (#39XJ1)
Enjoy these inspiring and funny photos of humanoid robots in different poses and places
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by Dexter Johnson on (#39XCA)
Graphene and other 2D materials enable paper-based electronics to achieve the required gigahertz performance for the IoT and smart sensor applications
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by Michael Dumiak on (#39WYV)
A new type of computed tomography lets scientists take a closer look at biological structures
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by Katherine Bourzac on (#39WS2)
How did it pack such a high-performance camera in palm-size device?
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by John Humphrey on (#39SP4)
A Puerto Rican solar engineer reflects on the struggles of daily life after Hurricane Maria
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by Charles Q. Choi on (#39RPJ)
An AI built by IBM could help organic chemists find new ways to synthesize drugs
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on (#39RHB)
This webinar will discuss the frequency-modulated charge pumping methodology, in which conventional quasi-dc charge pumping is transformed into a true ac measurement.
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by Tekla S. Perry on (#39JD4)
Pulling off Xerox Parc's historical day of demos involved a borrowed airport refrigeration truck and an ax
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on (#39DXP)
View this webinar to learn how 3D printing’s versatility has paved the way for medical advancements by Cardiovascuar Systems, Inc. (CSI).
on (#39HZR)
This application brief describes a flexible, cost-effective, stand-alone datalogging solution that prevents the loss of critical data.
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by Yannis Tsividis on (#39HZP)
Scientists and engineers may benefit from a long-â abandoned approach to computing
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by Evan Ackerman on (#39HW1)
AI analysis of cars in Street View images can accurately estimate income, race, education, and voting patterns
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by Evan Ackerman and Erico Guizzo on (#39HS5)
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
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on (#39HPC)
This article describes the electromagnetic simulation of special optical materials in integrated components. Direct numerical simulations help to understand the underlying mechanisms and demonstrate side effects not predicted by simplified theories.
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This article demonstrates the electromagnetic simulation and optimization of a coaxial-microstrip transition for a material characterization measurement system, including the effect of the probes themselves, and an analysis of how surface roughness affects sensor performance.
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by Tracy Staedter on (#39H1A)
A microgrid solution that uses a swarm intelligence algorithm could finally electrify rural Africa
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by Erico Guizzo and Evan Ackerman on (#39FC7)
Over a dozen robots that we promise will make fantastic holiday gifts
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by David C. Brock on (#39EXK)
To program this electromechanical computer, you plugged in the cords in specific patterns—and with extreme caution
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by Dexter Johnson on (#39EE2)
An international research team pairs nanoscale perovskites with nanophotonic cavities to make an efficient quantum emitter
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by Philip E. Ross on (#39EB6)
GM's Cruise subsidiary is tackling a tougher road environment than Waymo faced, but it's keeping a driver behind the wheel
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by Amy Nordrum on (#39E4Q)
A $300 million telecom project will boost speeds or provide service to many for the first time
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by Emily Waltz on (#39DQJ)
A new study finds that screen addictions create a chemical imbalance that can be corrected with therapy
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on (#39CQJ)
The Manufacturing Technology Centre takes a new approach to part design and interdisciplinary research, using simulation and computational apps to support teams across the company.
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by Jeremy Hsu on (#39BRX)
A 53-qubit and 51-qubit quantum simulator point to larger arrays on the path to universal quantum computing
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by Stephen Cass on (#39BKP)
Our annual dive into the presents techies will love
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by Evan Ackerman on (#39ARN)
Sending a spacecraft to ‘Oumuamua would be a challenge, but we might be able to do it if we move fast
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by Samuel K. Moore on (#39AJ3)
At the IEEE Rebooting Computing Conference, deep thinking about computing led to some wild ideas
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by David Wagman on (#398DW)
Storage batteries are gaining credibility as a reliable and rapidly deployable technology. Recent disasters play to the technology's strengths
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by Prachi Patel on (#398AM)
New system can measure heart rate, pulse, and blood pressure from a distance
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by Evan Ackerman on (#3987T)
The smallest, most controllable cybernetic insect we've seen so far
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by Rachel Courtland on (#397JM)
The telescope’s first phase, SKA1, blazes the path to radio astronomy’s future discovery machine
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by Philip E. Ross on (#396ZP)
The company claims the resolution is high enough to identify objects without using other sensors
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on (#3956F)
Learn to drastically improve the accuracy and dependability of test results in your design cycle from start to finish.
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by Jeremy Hsu on (#394M4)
The U.S. military awarded the Yates Electrospace Corporation a new flight test contract for disposable delivery drones
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by Benjamin Attia on (#393W2)
The functional value of a cryptocurrency isn’t in the coins themselves—but as a platform for new types of transactions
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by Sai Yamanoor and Srihari Yamanoor on (#38XJJ)
This Linux board uses two dedicated subprocessors for real-time control
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