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by Dexter Johnson on (#4J2KJ)
The confusion around the United Kingdom's future is already a factor in recruitment
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by Samuel K. Moore on (#4J2ER)
Agency is adding security and AI design to a mix meant to boost U.S. industry
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by Elie Dolgin on (#4J29B)
Apollo astronauts inhabited the moon for just a few days, but the long-term physiological effects of lunar living could be severe
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by Evan Ackerman on (#4J0H6)
Just this week, in this very galaxy, X-Wing achieves liftoff
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by Tekla S. Perry on (#4J0CT)
Hired study concludes Asian tech workers leapt ahead while their black counterparts slipped further behind; U.S. engineering salaries plateau at age 40
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by Vaclav Smil on (#4J0CR)
Yotta, yotta, yotta—that’s the Greek prefix we’ll soon need to describe the vastness of our data archives—yotta, yotta, yotta
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by Emily Waltz on (#4J082)
Eric Topol on why promising technologies like smartphone ultrasound struggle to achieve widespread adoption
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by Tekla S. Perry on (#4HZKH)
The legendary developer went to space twice, and couldn’t help but notice the capsule’s quirky virtual interface
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by Sandy Ong on (#4HZ9P)
The online marketplace platform, which facilitates the buying and selling of patents, opens on 15 July
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by Michelle Hampson on (#4HZ9R)
This proposed crowdsensing approach for tracking drones allows participants to make some side cash
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by Evan Ackerman on (#4HY4J)
If you can't afford a fancy quadruped with springy legs, just use a springy floor instead
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by Tekla S. Perry on (#4HXRW)
It was just a test of SkyAlert’s emergency warning distribution system and IoT response, but in a real earthquake, this system could help save lives
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by Stephen Cass on (#4HXRT)
Lauren Race has refined circuit symbols for use in tactile diagrams
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by Kathy Pretz on (#4HXM8)
IEEE local groups help demystify the technology
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by Mark Anderson on (#4HVAB)
In the coming age of autonomous vehicles, users may have to pay extra to keep their whereabouts private
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by Jeremy Hsu on (#4HTVD)
A senior data scientist at Netflix trained an AI to detect kissing scenes in films—and had to take precautions to make sure the model didn’t confuse kissing with sex
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by Payal Dhar on (#4HTP9)
Kaspersky says the group used an HTML-based exploit that's almost impossible to detect
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by Evan Ackerman, Erico Guizzo and Fan Shi on (#4HP8A)
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
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by David Schneider on (#4HP4S)
Celebrate the first moon landing with a GPS clock that uses Apollo-era panel meters
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by David Schneider on (#4HP1B)
Researchers turn to optical computing to carry out neural-network calculations
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by ABB Semiconductor on (#4HP1D)
Cosmic ray failures are sudden events caused by cosmic particles in devices subjected to a high electric field strength
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by Kathy Pretz on (#4HNRB)
Announces 14 new journals covering various technologies including biomedical engineering, computing, telecommunications, and more
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by Maria Gallucci on (#4HNJX)
HydroFlex signals a growing push for zero-emission rail technologies
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by Rina Diane Caballar on (#4HN4W)
The new features came out the same day as a study that found many open-source projects lack a clear way to report security problems
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by Kathy Pretz on (#4HKPT)
Cars have gotten smart. Can roads catch up?
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by Robert W. Lucky on (#4HKJV)
A lot of engineers want to change the world, but how can they be sure they won’t make it worse?

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by Tekla S. Perry on (#4HK09)
Space software mavens debate the road ahead for space exploration
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by Evan Ackerman on (#4HJKK)
Root promises to teach coding skills to children, starting as young as 4 years old
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by Stacey Higginbotham on (#4HH93)
AI, 5G, and the IoT will allow factories to produce new goods on the fly
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by Evan Ackerman on (#4HGWP)
A liquid battery that doubles as hydraulic fluid helps this robot swim for up to 36 hours
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by Michelle Hampson on (#4HGQR)
A simple attack can knock off a system’s timing by 48 years
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by Megan Scudellari on (#4HFXS)
This AI system detects unique gasping sounds that occur when the heart stops beating
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by Amy Nordrum on (#4HF29)
Preliminary reports suggest problems with several 500-kilovolt transmission lines disrupted the flow of electricity from two dams to Argentina’s grid
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by Charles Q. Choi on (#4HESX)
Chinese researchers are developing an airborne quantum communications network with drones as nodes
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by Evan Ackerman on (#4HECN)
Washing dishes is a problem that robots can solve, at least in commercial kitchens
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by Jean Kumagai on (#4HCAV)
A new graphic novel explores the forgotten history of the ELEA 9003, one of the first transistorized digital computers
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by Mark Anderson on (#4HCAX)
It’s the strongest continuous DC magnetic field ever recorded and could help scientists study nuclear fusion and exotic states of matter
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by Matthew Hutson on (#4HBY6)
AIs that were given a “social†drive and rewarded for influence learned to cooperate
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by Evan Ackerman on (#4HBM3)
PartNet is a new semantic database of common objects that brings a new level of real-world understanding to robots
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by Mark Harris on (#4HB8V)
A Q&A with ‘Eyes in the Sky’ author Arthur Holland Michel
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by Evan Ackerman, Erico Guizzo and Fan Shi on (#4H78H)
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
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by Joanna Goodrich on (#4H6R5)
The NASA technologist received the IEEE President’s Award for her work on Apollo 11
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by Michelle Hampson on (#4H6JV)
After analyzing more than 100,000 paintings, this AI concludes that the most beautiful images are not necessarily memorable
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by Andrew Rush on (#4H6D7)
In a few years, it will be possible to launch a satellite that makes its own (much more efficient) solar array on orbit
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