Lauren Saccone

Lauren Saccone has been a freelance writer for over 15 years. Her work has appeared in Pacific Standard, The Mary Sue, Parade Magazine, Miles Away, DailyLounge, Inquisitr, Hello Giggles, Bust, and various other outlets. A professional copywriter and SEO specialist, she is a graduate of Eugene Lang College: The New School in New York City.

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Engineering News

The Next Step in Wearable Tech

Scientists at the University of British Columbia have pioneered significant advancements in the world of wearable technology.

Energy and Power

Using Temperature Changes to Generate Electricity

An exciting new system takes changes in the temperature around us and converts them into usable energy.

Engineering News

Two-Dimensional Materials Prove Scalable for Future Electronics

Scientists have devised a way to grow high-quality 2-D materials at scale for next-generation electronics.

Engineering News

Creating High-Resolution Magnetism Measurements

Scientists have devised a new method for obtaining very high resolution magnetic measurements.

Communications

Harnessing the Magnetic Nature of Light for Terahertz-driven Devices

Scientists have discovered a way to enhance radiation power, providing a powerful new resource for nanotechnology and optical frequencies.

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Aerospace

New Material Revolutionizes Aerospace and Neuromorphic Computing

Scientists have developed a new material that could be key to revolutionizing aerospace and neuromorphic computing.

Energy and Power

Wireless Power and the Future of Electronics

Scientists believe that the future of electronic devices lies in wireless power -- and now they have a way to make it a reality.

Engineering News

Biomimetic Robotic Fish That Act Like The Real Deal

A new type of robotic fish is so advanced it can interact with real fish.

Engineering News

The End of Overheating in Electronic Devices?

A new discovery on the properties of heat could spell the beginning of the end for overheating issues in electronic devices.

Engineering News

Computer Models Help In The Fight Against Deadly Bacteria

Scientists have developed a new type of computer model to help fight back against an assortment of deadly diseases.

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Practical Engineering: Material Group Selection and How it Affects Spacings

FDA Updates Recognized Standards List

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