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Vornado Air has issued a recall for Personal Vortex electric space heaters because the heater can overheat when in use, posing fire and burn hazards.

Scientists may have uncovered the secret to creating invisible displays, thanks to a new light-emitting device.

Researchers are working on constructing a high-quality oceanic sensor network that could change the way we understand marine ecology.

Scientists have created a new way to develop and print flexible circuits using silver nanowires.

We compare the shielding effectiveness of various solid metallic shields by direct H-field measurements in the near field of the source.

Shop LC recalls electric heated micro plush flannel sherpa throw blankets due to fire and burn hazards.

Beginning with its initial release in 2002, the IEC 62133 family of standards has enabled international harmonization of safety testing for small-format cells and batteries. Since then, the standard has seen a major revision in 2012 and, most recently, a very significant change in 2017. This article will detail those latest changes and their impact on compliance activities.

Car makers are extending the driving range of the electric vehicle to resemble a gasoline-powered car. This requires larger batteries that grow exponentially with the distance driven.

Ethernet TCP/IP protocol is a staple in control room, network backbone and access link environments. The installation of technologies such as IP phones, wireless access points, security cameras and LED lighting has grown exponentially.

Latin America remains a region of great challenges in terms of covering the economic and social needs of all of its people while facing daring times trying to accommodate the increasing demand for new and better products and services.