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Current ultrasound technology is bulky and requires a trained technician to use. It uses sound waves transmitted through a liquid gel to map the internal landscape of your body. MIT engineers are aiming to change that. Their paper,…

Professor Harald Haas, Director of Strathclyde’s LiFi Research and Development Centre, has received a Humboldt Research Award for his research achievements, enabling him to collaborate on a topic of choice with Professor Robert Schober at…

New research in the INFORMS journal Management Science shows that companies that have had data breaches intentionally stage the timing of the announcements around other significant breaking news to reduce media coverage. What does that mean…

Hearing the word "spider" prompts a negative reaction for many of us. Not so for Rice University engineers that are repurposing deceased spiders as mechanical grippers that can blend into natural environments while picking up objects that…

The Botminds Document AI platform is now available in the Microsoft Azure Marketplace. Botminds' customers can now take advantage of streamlined deployment and management. Botminds is the world's first integrated platform for Document…

With the EV market sector booming, BOSTONtec has designed a specific solutions that streamline electric auto manufacturing and R&D activities.The company will be revealing its new workbench at The Battery Show North America in…

Astronomers announced a compact "one of a kind" system of three stars earlier this year. The star system consists of a binary set of stars (two stars that orbit one another) with a more massive star orbiting the binary. The orbital period…

University of California San Diego School of Global Policy and Strategy research suggests that a post-pandemic global supply chain retrenchment is unlikely to happen. The study from economist Caroline Freund, dean of the School of Global…

Researchers used an ultra-fast electron diffraction (UED) camera that detects tiny atomic movements to observe, for the first time, a quantum electronic device in operation. The device is a custom-designed miniature switch made of vanadium…

On this episode of the EEDI Podcast, we’re going to talk about the realities of electric vehicles. Governments are making laws, end users are eager to buy, and private companies are investing, but what about the actual usability and…