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Graphene Has a Place on the Hype Cycle, Says European Flagship Director
As Europe's graphene flagship program turns two, director Jari Kinaret explains the material's negative press and what's to come
Green Flow Battery Based on Cheap, Nontoxic Reagents
Is this green flow battery a first step to affordable electric storage?
Carbon Polluters Fund XPrize to Repurpose Their Emissions
A $20 million Carbon XPrize funded by big fossil fuel producers and users sets a 4-1/2 year challenge to turn carbon dioxide into value-added products. Could there be more value in reducing emissions at the source?
Emissions Testing Tech Puts Pressure on Carmakers
Maturing tech shows that diesel exhaust in the real world is far higher than what carmakers advertise
Hajj Pilgrimage Safety Challenges Crowd Simulator Technology
The world's most crowded public space could use smart design, technology, and crowd management to prevent disasters, says expert
Oxynitride Thin-film Transistors: Faster Screens with Faster Electrons
Will faster transistors revolutionize video?
Tech-Savvy Teens Take on Ebola, Heart Disease, and Alzheimers
Health-related projects at 2015 Google Science Fair are not just child’s play
Whatever Happened to the Molecular Computer?
Why the tantalizing promise of replacing silicon with molecular components has yet to be fulfilled
Scotland and Ireland Consider a Linked Renewable Energy Future
The goal is to build an interconnected network of offshore wind, tidal, and wave energy projects
Video Friday: CableRobot Simulator, Under Ice Rover, and Robotic Optical Illusions
This week's best robot videos are here!
Is Black Phosphorus the New Graphene?
Atoms-thin flakes of phosphorus have a crucial property that graphene lacks
Engineers, Ethics, and the VW Scandal
Case points to the need to move away from a compliance mindset and towards better ethics integration in engineering education
Graphene Keeping It Cool In Electronics
Researchers discover new mechanism by which graphene dissipates heat between its layers
Thin Is in for Invisibility Cloaks
New metasurface could point the way toward practical computing
Rethink Robotics' Sawyer Goes on Sale, Rodney Brooks Says 'There May Be More Robots'
The company's collaborative robot is now available for purchase and being deployed in factories around the world
Researchers Tweak Artificial Photosynthesis for More Efficient Hydrogen Production
Will splitting water with solar energy become part of the hydrogen economy?
Robot Shows How Babies Are Actively Plotting to Make You Smile
Experiments with robot babies reveal that when a baby smiles at you, it's trying to get you to smile back
Navy Diversifies Ships' Cyber Systems to Foil Hackers
A new cyber defense strategy aims to protect the most vulnerable Navy ship systems against hackers
BMW's Car Parks Itself While You Stand To One Side and Watch
Aaaand another basic human skill bites the dust
Telltale Antineutrinos Could Reveal Rogue Nuclear Programs
These stealthy subatomic particles could someday be used to see across national borders
Clearpath's OTTO Robot Can Autonomously Haul a Ton of Stuff
This robot can take just about whatever you want to just about wherever you want it
3-D Printing Software Turns Heart Scans into Surgical Models
A computer program builds on human expertise to make 3-D printed heart models from MRI scans
Carbon Nanotubes Can Outperform Other Carbon Capture Materials
Researchers discover how to tune the carbon-capture capacity of nanotubes
DARPA Tests Battery-Powered Exoskeletons on Real Soldiers
Deep in the woods in Maryland, the U.S. Army is testing exoskeletons that can lighten the load that soldiers carry
What It Takes to Be an Antarctic Engineer
Jim O’Sullivan and Julius Rix demonstrate the essential qualities of resourcefulness and endurance
Trash Hauling Robots Are Cool, But Do We Really Need Them?
Volvo wants robots to help bringing trashcans to garbage trucks, which sounds like a great idea except that it may not be
How Engineers at West Virginia University Caught VW Cheating
An attempt to understand VW's clean diesel tech instead uncovered one of history's greatest corporate cybercrimes
U.S. 'Master Clock' Keepers Test Terrestrial Alternative to GPS
The U.S. Naval Observatory tests a ground-based GPS alternative that could work in crowded cities and even underground
Gigahertz Antenna-on-a-Chip Theory Is Questioned
Can electromagnetic theory still surprise us?
Quadrotors Build Rope Bridge for Fearless Grad Students
I don't trust robots this much, but at ETH Zurich, they're crazy enough to put their lives in the hands of a team of quadrotors
Photonic Crystal Uses Coldness of the Universe to Chill Solar Panels on Earth
A new coating lets solar panels cool themselves while producing even more energy
U.S. Restarts Hunt For Gravitional Waves With Advanced LIGO
With $200-million overhaul complete, scientists are looking for ripples in the fabric of space-time
Sensors You Can Swallow Could Be Made of Nutrients and Powered by Stomach Acid
Silicon for the smarts, but stomach acid for the power
Volkswagen CEO "Sorry" for Emissions Cheating Software in Huge Car Recall
U.S. regulators may fine Volkswagen billions of dollars after discovering software designed to cheat official emissions testing
Bazillion Dollar Club: Reality TV Targets Silicon Valley
Show's first episode points out the pitfalls of a boys-only tech world
The Fuzzy Logic of Fleeing for Your Life
Computer models are becoming more attuned to human fear during crowd evacuations
New Avenue Proposed for Bringing Carbyne Into the Real World
If carbyne can be synthesized in bulk, its unusual properties could be a boon to nanoelectronics
A Match.com for Carpooling?
Several research groups are creating algorithms that make carpooling a more personalized experience
Micromansions
Tiny, energy-efficient, homes are bucking the trend toward bigger and bigger houses
Video Friday: Quadcopter With Quadruped, Magnetic Microbots, and Baxter Flips Pancakes
Your weekly injection of steaming hot robot videos
Hackers Hold Silicon Valley's Hometown Newspapers Hostage
The Mr. Robot television series has some real world imitators
A Mission Controller Reviews "The Martian"
This is the science fiction movie you’ve been waiting for
Formula E Returns With Customized Cars
Electric racing returns next month with new power trains and other improvements
Microfluidic Test Tubes, Robotic Deep-Ocean Fish Farms, and More From StartX
Will digitizing taste lead to a Pepsi-clone made out of “kale and pine nuts”?
Graphene Filament Enables Fabrication of Electronic Devices with 3-D Printing
Graphene-based 3-D printing filament may trigger an explosion of printing electronics and circuitry
Astronaut Aboard the ISS Controls a Robot on Earth Using Haptic Feedback
Robotic teleoperation means we can explore places where it's too difficult to send fragile, needy humans
PrintPut Integrates Touch Sensors Into 3-D Printed Objects
In one integrated design and print process, you can now create objects with a suite of embedded sensors
Wearable Uses Your Local EM Field to Track Your Electronics Use
System could help reduce your energy footprint
Self-Driving Features Can Save on Electric Vehicle Battery Costs
Smarter driving by autonomous features could save $1,800 in battery costs for a Tesla electric car
It's a Clock, Stupid
14-year old Texas youth arrested for bringing homebrew electronics to school
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