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Whether Google achieved quantum supremacy depends on perspective

Japan’s Gakutensoku was a giant pneumatic automaton that toured through Asia—until it mysteriously disappeared

The robot uses a UV-C disinfection system to target desktops, counters, and equipment in common spaces

We need to reconsider how we manufacture goods to dig ourselves out of the present crisis

Perovskite and dye-sensitized solar cells could efficiently power indoor devices—and curb battery waste

Plant Vogtle in Georgia installs more Westinghouse reactors while Oregon-based NuScale awaits final approval of its small modular reactor design

VidPress combines Baidu’s natural-language processing and computer-vision technologies

While machine learning algorithms and hardware has moved into the mainstream, designers have only skimmed the surface of what is possible.

Read how others are dealing with the pandemic

Two new studies explore how airborne coronavirus particles travel via talking and coughing

Last week, it agreed to build an advanced foundry in the U.S.—at the same time that the U.S. sought to further restrict the foundry’s business with Huawei

An overview of the various radio frequencies in today's and tomorrow's cars.

Developed by a Sudanese engineer, the ventilator uses recycled air

Since mid-March, U.S. Digital Response has staffed hundreds on projects at 25 state and local organizations

An analysis of 1.2 million Android malware samples shows a trend toward more obfuscation and evasion techniques

MIT fined for chemical discharge while former principal scientist Caleb Harper moves on to greener pastures

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Offered by Bonn-Rhein-Sieg University, students perform experiments with real hardware over the Internet

Plasma thrusters could help jet planes fly without fossil fuels

Non-thermal plasma has been proven to inactivate several airborne viruses so could it work against the novel coronavirus?

Pandemic is increasing expenses while decimating tuition and research revenue

This smart image sensor uses digital signal processing of machine learning algorithms to decode what it "sees"

Developers are building and testing an opt-in automated system to slow the spread of the coronavirus. But will anyone use it?

Budding engineers from Portugal’s University of Porto develop the device with infrared temperature sensors

Unconventional gaits keep this rover from getting stuck in tough terrain

But pandemic pedagogy is not the same as quality online learning

As far as dogs are concerned, social robots have some human-like authority

Flexibility, portability, and intrinsic safety could make this personal mobility system better than rigid bikes and scooters

Facebook details the weapons deployed against fake coronavirus news

The IEEE Theodore W. Hissey Outstanding Young Professional Award recognizes his many philanthropic projects

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Team Sonnenwagen from RWTH Aachen University race in the Bridgestone World Solar Challenge, in Australia.

The coronavirus pandemic is an opportunity to balance public health and personal privacy

This pro-bono initiative crowdsourced 4,500 drug designs, synthesized 311, and is now testing them against viral proteins

More great kits, live events, and how you can help fight COVID-19 with a Pi

Don’t panic, be compassionate, and help others

Researchers led by Albert-László Barabási used network-based models to discover existing drugs that might take on COVID-19

The document addresses 10 issues

A unique drone design promises aircraft payload with helicopter precision

Learn how researchers are exploring new hybrid devices that can exploit features of both supercapacitors and lithium-ion batteries.

Level 3 capability would be an industry first

A masking defense could stop neural networks from revealing their inner workings to adversaries

Spot Release 2.0, launching today, includes improvements to navigation, autonomy, stair climbing, and more

IBM’s Call for Code names three winners and promises support for digital tools designed to aid in the coronavirus response

With over 3.5 million downloads in the first five days, the app can speed notification of people exposed to COVID-19

One of her goals is to make speaker panels and conferences more inclusive

Master signal integrity and ensure data quality

Clear Blue Technologies receives $3.5 million CAD deal to build out solar-powered cell networks in the Congo, Ghana, and Nigeria

Cybersecurity job openings explode, while the job market gets tougher for Web developers and Ruby experts

Members in Spain and Switzerland are developing software for FLIR cameras and building their own versions to protect people’s privacy