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Today, you can buy a smartphone with a foldable display. Tomorrow you may wear a screen that can stretch

Intel researchers developed a hardware accelerator that helps IoT devices use post-quantum cryptography

Room-temperature sintering enables skin sensors for vital signs

Memristors could enable significant performance increases for mobile robots

Boeing and General Atomics are teaming to scale a novel killer-laser technology to 250 kilowatts.

The IEEE courses cover automotive cybersecurity, intelligent transportation systems, and blockchain

Information architect Merryl Gross designs UX that averts calamities

With real-time air-traffic and weather data, you’ll forget you’re at your desk

A new investigation argues that the politics is delaying electric grid unification

Targets a new type of non-volatile embedded memory as an SRAM replacement

Robots and self-driving cars will need completely reengineered networks that have less than one millisecond of lag

Spectrum takes a Fantastic Voyage-style VR ride through a brain cell

With the potential to further shrink transistors and improve performance, these ultra-thin semiconducting materials could also make flexible electronics a practical reality

IBM's concept of quantum volume tries to measure quantum computing progress in ways beyond counting qubits

Just by spinning its wheels, this car can stabilize itself in mid-air in 402 milliseconds

Microsoft researchers take a look at how much fake news is out there and who is consuming it

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A new book argues that for two thousand years, the nature of money has been trust—despite being constantly reinvented

Updated maps could show land use changes over time, including the social and economic impacts of urbanization

In all the talk of fake news, the real issue is many of us are only seeing part of the real news—the part that agrees with our biases. A new startup has a solution.

Tech policy experts call for a new “moonshot” and systemic change to prevent innovations from breaking democracy

IBM Research's Chief Scientist Ruchir Puri says Watson AIOps can take on the tedious tasks of software maintenance so human coders can innovate

One increases the availability of fresh produce in Ohio and the other limits COVID-19 misinformation in Indonesia

Intel talks to us about why OpenBot has a future we should believe in

One researcher proposes a new way to stimulate visual neurons in the brain, with inspiration from human evolution

Spinach-based catalysts could power fuel cells more efficiently than traditional platinum ones

Careful maneuvering will be required to recover material from the dawn of the solar system

He has led many IEEE organizations including Technical Activities and the Signal Processing Society

Belarus, one of the world's hotspots for digital creativity, is now on the brink of tech sector collapse

A startup wants to replace buses with six-person pods that dock with one another at highway speeds

The secretary of the IEEE Dallas Section talks about how he helped boost membership and the connections he made along the way

Aerospace giant says it must help combat climate change, and hydrogen may be better source of zero-emission energy than batteries

Legacy IT systems are everywhere—and they need help

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This video shows how a damming compound and filler material can protect an electronic component.

The New York University Tandon School of Engineering is taking a novel approach to educating the next generation of computer scientists and data scientists on the ethical implications of AI

Detergent containers and pill bottles could soon order their own refills

The technologies include big data, blockchain, 5G, and drones

This drone can perform maneuvers that are challenging for even the best human pilot

With headphones and a lollipop-style stimulator, many patients found relief from phantom noises in a large clinical trial by Neuromod Devices

Josephine Cochran’s machine was the first to use water pressure to clean dishes

Freely available designs could help drive advanced control systems

A self-assessment test will identify the severity of the symptoms and advise whether you should get tested

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TRI CEO Gill Pratt says the plan is to create robots for amplifying, rather than replacing, human beings

Analog computing with neuron-like devices could efficiently solve problems traditional computers struggle with

Techfluence invited press and online influencers into a tiny virtual exhibit hall in September. Can it scale?

This prototype manipulator is just one of the cool robots that TRI has been working on

A new technique in fiber printing generates tiny 3D sensors that can sense breath escaping from masks