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The vintage 1896 line, the first of its kind in Europe, is now an IEEE Milestone

An energy analyst describes his efforts to track trends in China's emissions during the pandemic

This year, carmakers get serious about electric cars


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Focus on what health workers actually need, rather than what you think you can invent

The advance could lead to a new era of reconfigurable photonic devices

Y Combinator, Plug and Play, and StartX accelerators also fast-track efforts to help entrepreneurs develop technologies to address the pandemic

The NYC-based group is now producing and distributing 2,000 specialty test swabs per day and plans to release the specs

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The health and safety of the IEEE community is the organization’s first priority

The guarantees made during the pandemic should be made permanent

Repair should be an option not a mandate

A careful look at data from the French census shows that a key element in French culture is withering on the vine

The platform is for developers who want to create and test their code

Several experts express skepticism of the trial’s early results, suggest resources would be better spent exploring other treatments

This algorithm creates “background noise” during data transmission to alert officials to hacking

A wearable for kids on the autism spectrum provides behavioral therapy via augmented reality

Digital contact tracing using mobile phones can help stop the spread of COVID-19, but could also put us all under surveillance

In some coronavirus cases, the body’s immune system begins to attack itself; a new technology could counteract the harmful effects

A novel energy-efficient metamaterial can efficiently absorb sunlight while limiting blackbody heat-loss to almost zero

China’s 2020 HX-1 Mars mission will draw on previous lunar explorations and human spaceflights

Lasers, chips, and quantum circuitry could all benefit from this obscure phenomenon

Four Australians developed a new kind of blood-glucose sensor in just three months

The BBC Micro Bot will try to run anything you can code in 280 characters or less

BER analysis of 400 GbE SERDES

A new road map offers a strategic look at the technology, which promises smaller, faster, and more reliable devices

Quick fixes that don’t scale probably won’t make much difference to this pandemic, but they might get the ball rolling for the next one

Constructing a universal quantum computer will be hard but not impossible


The porous mostly-silicon films can hold more lithium ions and move them around super-fast. And they're cheap.

Startup Subspace emerged from stealth early to tackle the low-latency problem exacerbated by everyone working and learning remotely because of COVID-19

Data centers consume 205 billion kilowatt-hours of electricity annually


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The WHO app collective is rushing to release an app that provides hyperlocal information

Combining old hacks like NTSC artifact colors with modern hardware makes a surprisingly capable machine

World-renowned medical robotics expert Guang-Zhong Yang explains what we can learn from this crisis to prepare for the next one

Proponents say it will reduce the cost of doing blockchain-based business by 80 percent

Occupy your mind and hands you while keeping your distance

The June launch is just the start of the company’s grand plans for future spaceflight

Strateos is building a cloud of robotic laboratories for chemists and biologists developing new drugs

Researchers deploy both remote monitoring and human volunteers to investigate Internet shutdowns worldwide

A raft of companies are developing tech to help us live in a warmer world

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Deep learning models predict old and new drugs that might successfully treat COVID-19

The new goals support IEEE’s long-standing mission to advance technology for benefit of humanity

Advances in anodes, cathodes, and electrolytes suggest tomorrow’s EV power train may be quite different from today’s

Georgia Tech’s marimba-playing robot can now compose and sing its own music

This large-scale isoperimetric soft robot can safely change size and shape without tethers or pumps

The upgrade should help millions of the company’s servers keep more accurate time

A research team at Intel has developed a co-packaged optical processor that could bypass a fast-approaching bottleneck in server hardware

Scientists say lunar explorers could ‘see’ enough Earth-orbiting satellites to make an expensive new system unnecessary