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by Cern on (#4AXWF)
#CERN: Your next computing engineering career step?
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IEEE Spectrum
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by Lynne Peskoe-Yang on (#4AXRA)
A research consortium hatches a plan to develop the next generation of lead batteries for grid-scale energy storage
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by David Wagman on (#4AVBN)
As distributed energy resources gain traction, virtual power plants could add value for consumers and utilities alike
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by Evan Ackerman on (#4ATWS)
Sangbae Kim talks to us about the new Mini Cheetah quadruped and his future plans for the robot
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by XiaoZhi Lim on (#4ATJP)
A new memory device based on gallium nitride can operate at 300 degrees Celsius
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on (#4AP6Q)
Now available online: DesignCon 2019 Keysight Education Forum (KEF) Sessions
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by Evan Ackerman, Erico Guizzo and Fan Shi on (#4ANRE)
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
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by Michelle Hampson on (#4ANFQ)
Researchers can use the “Moments in Time†project to train AI systems to recognize and understand actions and events in videos
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by Philip E. Ross on (#4AKJV)
In one fell swoop, Waymo places itself at the head of the pack of challengers to the industry leader
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by Emily Waltz on (#4AKJX)
Researchers devise method for snooping on DNA synthesis using acoustic recordings. But is it a real threat?
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by Samuel K. Moore on (#4AKBJ)
Intel and academic groups are designing specialized hardware to speed path planning and other aspects of robot coordination
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by Tekla S. Perry on (#4AJ96)
In Silicon Valley, engineers working in search are pulling down the highest salaries; in Paris, blockchain rules
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by Michael Koziol on (#4AH08)
Phones will be our first introduction to 5G, but its true value will come in connecting everything else
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by Stephen Cass on (#4AGMX)
IBM's latest report on global cybersecurity trends shows that attackers are obeying the old maxim of following the money
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by Tekla S. Perry on (#4AFZV)
Hired survey shows engineers love Python and hate PHP; meanwhile, companies hunt for the elusive Go programmer
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by Philip E. Ross on (#4AEMF)
It's all part of the company's drive for zero fatalities by 2020
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by National Instruments on (#4AEC1)
5G signifies a generational transformation that will profoundly impact businesses and consumers across the globe
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by Evan Ackerman on (#4AEC3)
Deep learning helps one of Georgia Tech's musical robots to understand humans and sing to them
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by Mark Harris on (#4ADRK)
A stratospheric Hawk 30 prototype will begin its maiden flight at a NASA base within days
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by Jeff Hecht on (#4ABXD)
A new fiber-optic system can carry 800 gigabits of data per second, a big step up from top speeds of 100 or 200 gigabits in today's data centers
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by David Schneider on (#4ABRY)
While still far from enabling practical quantum computing, new research demonstrates an impressive reduction in error rates for a simple 2-qubit system
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by Megan Scudellari on (#4AAQD)
An AI-powered hospital room technology is getting rave reviews from patients and nurses
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by Stevens Institute of Technology on (#4AE2D)
Millimeter-wave imaging is cheaper, safer, less power-intensive and much more portable than other types of body imaging.
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by Stevens Institute of Technology on (#4A6CV)
Millimeter-wave imaging is cheaper, safer, less power-intensive and much more portable than other types of body imaging.
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by Evan Ackerman, Erico Guizzo and Fan Shi on (#4A6CX)
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
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by Evan Ackerman on (#4A691)
Rich Uhlig, who took over Intel Labs late last year, discusses Intel's vision for the future of computing
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by Michael Koziol on (#4A5ZF)
Long before we have autonomous vehicles, 5G-enabled services could keep us more alert and informed
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on (#4A5NM)
The latest engineering and computer science advances in context from IEEE Spectrum and the Xplore Digital Library
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by Evan Ackerman on (#4A5H9)
Medical deliveries are scheduled to start in North Carolina in June, but how safe is safe enough for a delivery drone?
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by Nolato AB on (#4A4NA)
A unique online tool to simplify life for thermal engineers.
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by Allison Marsh on (#4A3X7)
Many leading scientists of the day vouched for the healing power of electricity
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by Eliza Strickland on (#4A3SG)
Freeing infants in the NICU from tangles of wires could have a host of medical benefits
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by Jeremy Hsu on (#4A3N2)
Startup Deeptrace is racing to develop automated detection of fake videos and images as U.S. 2020 elections loom
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by Michael Koziol on (#4A3FJ)
The reliability and low latency of 5G networks will help IoT devices streamline our lives in subtle ways, experts say
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by Nael Abu-Ghazaleh, Dmitry Ponomarev and Dmitry Evt on (#4A365)
An in-depth look at these dangerous exploitations of microprocessor vulnerabilities and why there might be more of them out there
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by Evan Ackerman on (#4A1GW)
More than 700,000 bomblets have been turned into recyclable metal thanks to hard-working robots
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by Eliza Strickland on (#4A1GY)
Experiments drawn from Aesop’s Fables can gauge general intelligence
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by Vaclav Smil on (#4A1CG)
Batteries still can’t scale up to power the world’s biggest vessels

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by Michael Koziol on (#4A18F)
New 5G service could enable multi-player VR games and maybe even eliminate nausea
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on (#4A0Y4)
In this presentation, RadiaSoft will discuss multiphysics models of vacuum chambers from existing and future particle accelerators.
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by Lucas Laursen on (#4A0SW)
Tight rules might slow industry’s start but could raise its top speed
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by Prachi Patel on (#4A0SY)
Siam Cement Group hopes to win the first contract to install a 45-megawatt floating solar farm at Thailand’s Sirindhorn Dam
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by Lucas Laursen on (#49YZB)
For security purposes, it’s best to contain multitudes
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by Mark Anderson on (#49YZD)
Nearly-endless power source up in the air for teams who solve optimization problems on the ground
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by Stephen Cass on (#49YT9)
A techie turned photographer captures the heroes who launched a tech revolution
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by Jonathan Hurst on (#49YGV)
To be useful around people, robots need to learn how to walk like we do
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by Michael Koziol on (#49YC7)
Low-latency 5G networks could help solve a “critical problem†for smart robots
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by John Boyd on (#49YC9)
Mitsubishi Electric has developed an algorithm that measures inconsistencies in multiple sensors to thwart malicious manipulation
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on (#49X24)
This webinar presents the latest DAC proposed by Teledyne e2v capable of sampling at a rate of 8 GSps, enabling the direct conversion of signals with a large instantaneous bandwidth.