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Scientists from the University of Illinois have found a way to measure particle movements inside of lithium ion batteries, thanks to x-ray technology.

A whole new world of commercially available battery-free 'smart toys' could be coming to a store near you -- and sooner than you think.

The International Medical Device Regulators Forum has recently issued drafts of two separate guidance documents that may be of interest to medical device manufacturers.

A California jewelry company has been ordered to pay $1.6 million in penalties for selling jewelry products with excessive quantities of dangerous metals, including jewelry intended for sale to and use by children.

The FCC has upheld a proposed $100 million plus fine against a Florida man and his companies for falsifying caller ID information to trick consumers.

Continuing its vigorous efforts to combat illegal radio operations, the FCC reports that it has seized equipment used in pirate radio operations in New York City.

Scientists have discovered a surprising way to improve the performance of semiconductors.

Researchers have devised a new, non-invasive way to tag and study marine life.

Researchers have discovered that a tiny pinch of salt can significantly improve battery performance.

Engineers are working on perfecting small, high-efficiency radio frequency transformers.