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Universities, governments as well as venture capitalists and crowdfunds have money to give

The proliferation of apps like Waze, Apple Maps, and Google Maps is causing chaos




And women come on strong in Hired’s top ten most inspiring tech leaders

The market for electric heat pumps is growing but still faces obstacles

The golden noise system for technology development and circuit designs at advanced process nodes

University of Maryland researchers developed a technique to drive teams of bacteria to work together autonomously

The CryoHub project in Europe will combine cryogenic renewable energy storage with refrigeration

Little swarm robots that can't do much on their own can use their random behavior to accomplish tasks like locomotion

If the IT industry can halve its carbon emissions in each of the next three decades, it can help the planet reach net zero by 2050

Startup plans to offer stack of developer tools and middleware that will create value from nascent quantum computers

Chair of IEEE Standards Association working group explains what the organization is doing to help ensure the technology is used ethically

FarmWise is using AI and robotics to enhance farming efficiency by taking care of each plant individually

The OpenAI project demonstrated "emergent behavior" by the AI players, including surfing

Cerebras aims to speed deep learning at supercomputing centers

Google, Netflix, Airbnb, and SpaceX top rankings of tech workers’ favorite companies

Sun-soaked Egypt’s first utility-scale PV power plant—one of the world’s largest solar installations—is coming online

The Danish company is announcing a powerful new member of its collaborative robots family

Tips for expat engineers who want to engage with their countries of origin

MIT researchers list the energy storage technologies that could enable a 100 percent renewable grid

Methane-tracking satellites named Claire and Iris pressure oil and gas producers to act

Maryland’s Quantum Technology Center will translate quantum physics research into innovative technologies.

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The platform being developed at the Chinese University of Hong Kong aims to automate common assessment tests

An analysis by Google researchers reveals how the company's engineers manage code coverage across one billion lines of code

To take off from the water, this drone uses an explosion-powered water jet

Liu Zhenya’s vision for a global grid must overcome tensions between neighboring nation-states and growing distrust between superpowers

Acacia demonstrates 1.2-terabit per second, single-wavelength data rates meant to slake the insatiable demands of data centers or transport 400-gig traffic a hundred times farther.

IEEE’s annual salary survey reveals which engineers earn the most—and least

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The thread-based transistors are extremely flexible, and could be used in wearables

Green-energy education options developed by SUNY will help feed new demand in New York state

Hot power cables in kilometers-long tunnels could be an excellent source of cheap, low-carbon heat

The Vision EQS appears to have the design, luxury, and driving range to match anything in the electric space

Learn the operating principles of optical measuring sensors for displacement, position, thickness, gap, profile and 2D/3D dimension with just one sensor

New drone standard for remote ID submitted for approval

Consultancy firm Certified Artificial, which is offering to certify AI companies, has demonstrated its prowess by rating the expertise of Elon Musk and Henry Kissinger

Learn about the role of multiphysics simulation in the design of medical devices

Device packages simplicity, novelty, and customizability to measure the effects of the gut microbiome on brain health

Maryland engineers make advances in the use of recycled highway materials to repave worn-out roads—an alternative that can earn carbon emissions credits

Mastering CNC tolerances can be challenging, even for experienced designers. Learn about how to master them in Xometry's new e-book.

With four legs but no back or front, ALPHRED 2 can run, jump, and punch through boards in any direction

IEEE Member Kerrine Bryan discusses Butterfly Books, her publishing company

LifeShip says it will offer lunar backup storage of human DNA in “artificial amber”

With sensory feedback, amputees could feel the knee's movement and the sole of the foot on the ground

Discover different designs, materials and tips for selecting the best cable carrier

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In a series of experiments, researchers showed how to intercept transmissions and hoist control of popular Internet of Things devices

Find the programming languages that are most important to you

Python remains the big kahuna, but specialist languages hold their own