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Lithium-ion cells with nickel foil can handle fast charging and could sustain 80-kilometer flights

Apple’s homegrown chip fulfills Steve Jobs’s “whole widget” design philosophy

…. and float them out to sea. What could go wrong?

The agriculture and forestry sector is on the hunt for AI pros, as are others outside the tech mainstream

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STMicroelectronics’ super-integrated silicon-gate process—used to combine bipolar, CMOS, and DMOS technologies—is now an IEEE Milestone

Manufacturers don’t like to talk about OLED display flicker, but for the sensitive, it’s a nightmare

Learn 2 workflows for field-weakening control

The microCOVID Project crunches your location and desired activity into a real-world risk estimate

How Qualcomm achieves faster signoff DRC convergence in P&R

Engineers at Purdue University have built a prototype of a refrigerator that works in zero gravity

The first stage, second stage, and payload fairing of the Terran R will all be recovered and flown again

The program allows anyone without knowledge in chemistry to easily design DNA-based circuits.

And that next version of the TPU might help an AI design its own successor

Tom Marzetta, the director of NYU Wireless, explains how it will be the next level of human-to-human communication

The Robots Guide and the IEEE Learning Network are among the enterprises sparked by the program

The landmark cryptocurrency's energy use is out of hand, so researchers are investigating ways to make it more productive

How subcarrier radio signals made room for hidden FM stations—and helped ensure that everyone has access to the news

This small-scale humanoid is designed to do parkour over challenging terrains

Concepts of Signal Integrity: Crosstalk

Columbia University researchers have created a secure Linux-based hypervisor

Solar energy, wind energy, electrolysis, and fuel cells point to big opportunities in turbulent markets

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Virtual 5G Innovations is Back for MWC21 Barcelona

Startup F-drones delivers heavy payloads to cargo ships and oil rigs docked up to 100 kilometers away from shore

Webinar on Simulating Semiconductor Device Physics

Safety Advancements of Loadbreak Separable Connectors

It's either some obscure fluid effect or black magic

A data-science startup is helping oil and gas companies—and wind farms too— reduce production losses and improve sustainability

Onboard sensors and sophisticated algorithms could alert drivers, but what about cost?

Amazon and Japan’s biggest computer company collaborate to move automakers along the transition to transportation-as-a-service providers

Amazon and Japan’s biggest computer company collaborate to move automakers along the transition to transportation-as-a-service providers

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A new algorithm optimizes the simultaneous transfer of data and power underwater

A change in how the United States' National Science Foundation allocates funding might be on the way

It might not be able to fly or drill or shoot lasers, but MOXIE is how humans are going to get to Mars and back

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From Code to Congress: What technologists should know to participate in defining AI regulation

These tiny mechanical ID tags are unclonable, cheap, and invisible

A problem with Ingenuity’s visual feature tracking leads to some wild control inputs, but the helicopter makes a safe landing on its sixth flight

Innovate with NRO R&D Funding

Quantum tunneling helps electrons pass through barriers in new "rectenna" device

It creates less carbon emissions than the coal it replaces, but we have to find ways to minimize the leakage of methane

Commercialization of AI-assisted dubbing for TV and films hints at bigger possibilities with digitally captured acting performances

When the display’s on your skin, you can leave your smartphone in your pocket

How should the law treat AI?

Ten-year investment part of a global race to secure semiconductors

Ten-year investment part of a global race to secure semiconductors

Cheap lithium-ion batteries now dominate consumer electronics; look out, auto industry

IEEE and the United Nations are looking for novel ideas to eliminate poverty, promote health, and more