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While the SETI@home project winds down, one of the world’s most versatile telescope arrays gears up to scan the skies for alien life

With the coronavirus pandemic straining hospital resources, doctors may use AI to decide who gets help

7 CEOs, engineers, and scientists describe how their daily work has changed in response to COVID-19

AppStreamer can reduce storage requirements for mobile games and other apps by 85 percent

Using feedback, a standard tool in control engineering, we can manage our response to the novel coronavirus pandemic for maximum survival while containing the damage to our economies

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IEEE members Juan Manuel Corchado and Javier Prieto lead the project

Location data provide rich resource for decision makers, scientists, and the public

Seoul Viosys shows UV-C LEDs are deadly, lays out path to better efficiency

Hired study finds gender wage discrimination in U.S. jumps back up after a dip last year; Asian men claim the highest U.S. tech salaries

Ava Robotics’ autonomous telepresence robots are helping doctors see more COVID-19 patients while avoiding infection

Protect your high-speed digital design against rogue waves.

An experiment using light to transmit data shows that microLEDs have outsized capabilities

One organization is attempting to evaluate the hundreds of coronavirus tests flooding the market globally

Two teams report silicon spin qubit devices that operate at temperatures above 1 Kelvin

Japanese startup Eco Marine Power says it will soon test its futuristic sails at sea

Creator Ruben Usamentiaga Fernandez updates the site daily with data from around the world

Separate hero experiments point to faster links for data centers and ocean-crossing submarine cables

Tokyo Tech engineers say their CMOS processor bests current technologies in solving the traveling salesman conundrum and other complex puzzles

The venerable process node has been confusing everybody, a new set of numbers might give both accuracy and inspiration

Frugal energy use is just as important as his car's 1,000 horsepower

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Recent advances have made VR the superior technology for conferences and meetings, some experts claim

A hybrid energy system combines a redox-flow battery with a water electrolyzer for low-cost grid storage

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Retirees and newcomers want to help fix old software overloaded by new claims caused by the coronavirus pandemic

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D-Wave Systems gave free access to its cloud quantum computing service to COVID-19 researchers—here's what they plan to do with it

Epicore Biosystems has been working on wearable sweat sensors for athletes. Now the startup aims to use the patches to fight the coronavirus pandemic

Your kids can learn to program robots from scratch, for free, on their computer or phone

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The coronavirus pandemic has inflamed tensions between the telecom behemoth and a popular conferencing service

Once again we aren't asking the fundamental questions we must answer to manage crises

Relying on a collection of fast-moving mirrors, this AR system can control how much of the real and virtual world users perceive

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A hexagonal crystal could lead to lasing

A Denver company is helping mitigate natural gas flares and powering protein-folding simulations to fight the new coronavirus

Implementing a least privilege architecture

Revivo BioSystems devices use human tissues and dynamic 3D cell cultures to assess the safety of chemicals, drugs, and cosmetics

Cepheid’s microfluidics-based rapid testing system proved itself during the 2001 anthrax attacks. Now it steps into the coronavirus battle

Cepheid’s microfluidics-based rapid testing system proved itself during the 2001 anthrax attacks. Now it steps into the coronavirus battle

BADGR trains its deep neural network using data it gathers from real-world environments

Learn about Rohde & Schwarz's powerful new tool for debugging and characterization of high-speed signal transmissions.