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A Denver company is helping mitigate natural gas flares and powering protein-folding simulations to fight the new coronavirus
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Implementing a least privilege architecture
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Revivo BioSystems devices use human tissues and dynamic 3D cell cultures to assess the safety of chemicals, drugs, and cosmetics
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Cepheid’s microfluidics-based rapid testing system proved itself during the 2001 anthrax attacks. Now it steps into the coronavirus battle
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Cepheid’s microfluidics-based rapid testing system proved itself during the 2001 anthrax attacks. Now it steps into the coronavirus battle
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BADGR trains its deep neural network using data it gathers from real-world environments
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Learn about Rohde & Schwarz's powerful new tool for debugging and characterization of high-speed signal transmissions.
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Prototypes and testbeds to validate the energy solutions of tomorrow.
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Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
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Learn about the Hall Effect and its use in characterizing new materials.
by Evan Ackerman on (#51P73)
A drone delivery system that covers two countries in Africa could quickly distribute critical medical supplies in the United States
by Emily Waltz on (#51P74)
A deluge of COVID-19 testing options will soon flood the market. Here's how they work
by Jeremy Hsu on (#51P75)
European countries are using mobile data to measure public compliance with social distancing orders
by Darshan M.A. Karwat on (#51NKF)
What can engineers do when their work doesn't align with their personal values of creating a better world?
by Rina Diane Caballar on (#51NKG)
After raising $43 million, Sourcegraph CEO Quinn Slack shares his vision for the startup's popular universal code search tool
by Mark Pesce on (#51NKH)
The virus now challenging the world demands that we rethink how to manage our digital privacy
by Erico Guizzo on (#51MRE)
Chinese startup UDI deploys self-driving vans to deliver food to lockdown areas
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Learn more about Rohde & Schwarz oscilloscopes and measurements on IoT devices
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It’s 10,000 times more accurate than the gyros in your cell phone, but costs just US $50
by Lawrence Ulrich on (#51JP4)
Ford, GM, and others are making low-cost, simplified versions of critical medical equipment to aid in the coronavirus response
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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.
by Tekla S. Perry on (#51JD1)
New technologies track the COVID-19 outbreak via sewage sampling, embed antiviral nanoparticles into fabric via ultrasound, and more
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by Evan Ackerman on (#51GZ4)
Moxi performs repetitive chores so that hospital staff can spend their time doing more important tasks
by Allison Marsh on (#51GZ5)
Pilots on reconnaissance missions could immediately call in their findings
by Charles Q. Choi on (#51GZ6)
Superfast transmission speeds could prove useful in data centers and for chip-to-chip connections
by Joanna Goodrich on (#51GZ8)
The vintage 1896 line, the first of its kind in Europe, is now an IEEE Milestone
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An energy analyst describes his efforts to track trends in China's emissions during the pandemic
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This year, carmakers get serious about electric cars

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This collection provides additional rights for all types of reuse
by Stephen Cass on (#51F7R)
Focus on what health workers actually need, rather than what you think you can invent
by Charles Q. Choi on (#51EYA)
The advance could lead to a new era of reconfigurable photonic devices
by Tekla S. Perry on (#51EEK)
Y Combinator, Plug and Play, and StartX accelerators also fast-track efforts to help entrepreneurs develop technologies to address the pandemic
by Megan Scudellari on (#51CR2)
The NYC-based group is now producing and distributing 2,000 specialty test swabs per day and plans to release the specs
by Evan Ackerman on (#51BPG)
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
by Toshio Fukuda on (#51BPH)
The health and safety of the IEEE community is the organization’s first priority
by Stacey Higginbotham on (#51BC3)
The guarantees made during the pandemic should be made permanent
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Repair should be an option not a mandate
by Vaclav Smil on (#519YB)
A careful look at data from the French census shows that a key element in French culture is withering on the vine
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The platform is for developers who want to create and test their code
by Amy Nordrum on (#519KR)
Several experts express skepticism of the trial’s early results, suggest resources would be better spent exploring other treatments
by Michelle Hampson on (#519KS)
This algorithm creates “background noise†during data transmission to alert officials to hacking
by Nick Haber on (#519KT)
A wearable for kids on the autism spectrum provides behavioral therapy via augmented reality
by Emily Waltz on (#5186E)
Digital contact tracing using mobile phones can help stop the spread of COVID-19, but could also put us all under surveillance
by Mark Anderson on (#5186F)
In some coronavirus cases, the body’s immune system begins to attack itself; a new technology could counteract the harmful effects
by John Boyd on (#517XV)
A novel energy-efficient metamaterial can efficiently absorb sunlight while limiting blackbody heat-loss to almost zero
by Andrew Jones on (#517XW)
China’s 2020 HX-1 Mars mission will draw on previous lunar explorations and human spaceflights
by Charles Q. Choi on (#5186G)
Lasers, chips, and quantum circuitry could all benefit from this obscure phenomenon