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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.

Prototypes and testbeds to validate the energy solutions of tomorrow.

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Learn about the Hall Effect and its use in characterizing new materials.

A drone delivery system that covers two countries in Africa could quickly distribute critical medical supplies in the United States

A deluge of COVID-19 testing options will soon flood the market. Here's how they work

European countries are using mobile data to measure public compliance with social distancing orders

What can engineers do when their work doesn't align with their personal values of creating a better world?

After raising $43 million, Sourcegraph CEO Quinn Slack shares his vision for the startup's popular universal code search tool

The virus now challenging the world demands that we rethink how to manage our digital privacy

Chinese startup UDI deploys self-driving vans to deliver food to lockdown areas

Learn more about Rohde & Schwarz oscilloscopes and measurements on IoT devices

It’s 10,000 times more accurate than the gyros in your cell phone, but costs just US $50

Ford, GM, and others are making low-cost, simplified versions of critical medical equipment to aid in the coronavirus response

Learn how to measure the control loop stability of switch-mode power supplies to achieve an excellent performance and to get confidence in the design.

New technologies track the COVID-19 outbreak via sewage sampling, embed antiviral nanoparticles into fabric via ultrasound, and more

Moxi performs repetitive chores so that hospital staff can spend their time doing more important tasks

Pilots on reconnaissance missions could immediately call in their findings

Superfast transmission speeds could prove useful in data centers and for chip-to-chip connections

Master the complexities of 5G.

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