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by Charles Q. Choi on (#3B2K3)
A new device uses solar-powered electrolysis to separate hydrogen from seawater without any membranes or pumps
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by Elie Dolgin on (#3B2DN)
Brief electrical stimulation of the amygdala augments links to other memory regions in the brain, raising hope for treating memory loss
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This paper will explore the characterization and calibration processes, mainly for >70 GHz bandwidth components in both 1550 and 1310 nm wavelengths.
on (#3B1RC)
Our application note describes the techniques and hardware required to characterize E/O and O/E devices, as well as optical components with economies of scale and flexibility not present in current Lightwave Component Analyzer (LCA) designs.
on (#39Z9P)
Flash DSC is a novel technique, a quantum leap in DSC technology that opens up new frontiers. Flash DSC revolutionizes rapid-scanning DSC thanks to its ultra-high heating and cooling rates. The state-of-the-art instrument can easily analyze reorganization and crystallization processes which were previously difficult or impossible to measure.
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by Dexter Johnson on (#3B1JK)
For first time artificial graphene is made to duplicate the electronic structure of graphene in a semiconductor device
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by Amy Nordrum and Celia Gorman on (#3AWJZ)
A network of 109 microwave towers brings the Internet to remote areas of Alaska
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by Evan Ackerman and Erico Guizzo on (#3AV76)
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
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by Alexander Hellemans on (#3ATVP)
Researchers bet that sodium's abundance and flame resistance will make it a good replacement for sodium in energy storage
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by Tekla S. Perry on (#3ATRY)
It’s not that women finally broke the silence; it’s that they were finally listened to, say women at inclusion summit
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by Charles Q. Choi on (#3ATDH)
Australian researchers say their take on quantum computing could be manufactured in traditional CMOS facilities
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by Evan Ackerman on (#3AR68)
No more anti-drone eagle squads?
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by Michael Koziol on (#3AR6A)
With the vote passed, the court battles begin
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on (#3AQRH)
Industrial automation applications increasingly leverage machine learning and artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities to reduce dependence on human operators and improve overall efficiency.
on (#3AQC2)
Integrated, low-cost Internet of Things (IoT) sensor suite and management platform capable of monitoring assets from distribution center to destination.
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by Samuel K. Moore on (#3AQC0)
Qualcomm engineers think a new transistor design called nanorings will make smartphone batteries last longer
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on (#3AQ62)
Modular embedded hardware standards like COM Express provide a future-proof migration path for CNC machines, combining application-specific carrier boards with replaceable processor modules that can be swapped out if components are damaged or next-generation process technology becomes available.
on (#3APWT)
Not only do IoT networks require the flexibility to adapt to sudden, dramatic changes in resource demand brought on by unpredictable data usage patterns, topologies must also be able to scale into the future without massive, repeated investment
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by Mark Harris on (#3AQ63)
Despite reports of Anthony Levandowski’s start-up being bought in 2016 for nearly $700m, the final price-tag is likely much lower
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on (#3APP3)
Simulation technologies originating from the network infrastructure sector can be used in place of traditional PoC methods, allowing smart city designers to generate virtual networks of thousands of devices and connections
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by David Wagman on (#3APP4)
During big storms, falling trees cause more damage to power grids than strong winds
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by Emily Waltz on (#3AMMY)
Two dozen US embassy workers in Cuba suffered headaches, hearing loss, and brain swelling—but no one knows why
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by Anthony Breitzman and Patrick Thomas on (#3AMJY)
New competitors—and a new industry—mix up the scorecards
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by Dexter Johnson on (#3AMAN)
Researchers use molybdenum disulfide to build a 1-transistor-1-resistor memory cell
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by Nicholas Economides on (#3AKEE)
Without it, a new era of paid prioritization will hurt the economy and leave the public behind
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by Harsha Madhyastha on (#3AKEC)
Allowing ISPs to throttle and prioritize network traffic could improve the user experience—but we need better ways to monitor such behavior
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by Tekla S. Perry on (#3AKB0)
Light has shipped 2,000 of its multi-lens cameras, and says a deal with a cell phone manufacturer is in the works
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by Evan Ackerman on (#3AHY7)
With an ultrasound sensor, this new type of prosthetic hand allows precision control over each finger
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by David Wagman on (#3AHVE)
The plan adds details and cost estimate to what was outlined earlier to Energywise by a senior official who oversaw the report's development.
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by Evan Ackerman on (#3AGHT)
Minimally invasive robotic exploration means stuffing a robotic blimp through a 3.5-cm hole
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by Tracy Staedter on (#3AFVS)
For the first time, scientists have studied the atomic structure of lithium-rich cathodes while they're charging
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by Philip E. Ross on (#3AE59)
The startup's technology combines a camera with laser ranging to take 30 snapshots per second
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by Michael Koziol on (#3ADGA)
In the U.S., it boils down to whether the Internet is a telecommunications service or an information service
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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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