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Recent technical challenges have forced the industry to explore options beyond the conventional “one size fits all” CPU scalar processing solution. Very large vector processing (DSP, GPU) solves some problems, but it runs into traditional…

The electric power grids which supply energy to the machines that run our modern way of life are some of the largest interconnected systems in the world. With an increase in energy demand, changing environmental conditions and the need to…

Can machine learning speed up manufacturing and improve throughput? Manufacturing at full capacity means making every second count. If you can find the bottlenecks that are slowing down your assembly line, you can increase efficiency and…

Edge ML is one of the most promising innovations of the last few years enabling AI at the edge across a wide variety of industries. It addresses the need for intelligence in IoT devices, allowing end users to capture insights from…

Can machine learning keep first responders safe when they’re most at risk? Cloud-based systems that monitor vital signs can keep first responders and industrial workers from getting injured or even dying on the job. But what happens when…

The Geological Society of America's Connects 2022 is now open for registration. The event, to be held October 9th-12th in Denver, Colorado, will offer full online participation for those unable to attend in person. GSA will livestream…

A knee replacement creates nearly 30 pounds of waste, and almost half of that is biohazardous materials that require a great deal of energy to treat for safe disposal. Cataract surgery releases 400 pounds (181.8 kilograms) of carbon…

Today, the Faraday Institution awarded 16 small, fast-paced, focused projects in areas not covered within its existing battery research portfolio. The projects address anodes, electrolytes, cathodes, next-generation technologies,…

Researchers from the University of Minnesota Twin Cities have discovered how subtle structural changes in strontium titanate, a metal oxide semiconductor, alter the material’s electrical resistance and affect superconducting properties.…

In alloy research that is breaking new ground, University of Birmingham scientists described how microscopic crystals grow and change shape in molten metals, paving the way for improving the tensile strength of alloys used in casting and…