In Compliance News

A report released by the Solving the E-Waste Problem (StEP) details the growth of e-waste will come from emerging economies instead of from the West for the first time.

University of Buffalo scientists have developed a method to detect bridge corrosion using an electric shock sent through the steel cables of a bridge. The presence of corrosion would be detected immediately by a decrease in the charge strength.

Through funding sponsored by the National Science Foundation, researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology have developed graphene-based nano-antennas. Utilizing the unique electronic properties of graphene, they are working to connect these devices powered by small amounts of energy.

Two technology giants have been issued patents that could change your everyday life. Google received a patent for a car that listens to its surroundings and takes control of the car. Microsoft is working to make a few waves of your arm into a way to control everything in your home.