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Lego has released a new set that will helps kids learn how to code.

Scientists are using Legos to get kids excited about chemistry.

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A new investigation reveals that electrostatic discharge started an explosion that led to a researcher losing her arm.

Today’s electrical engineering students are getting the chance to put their lessons into practice...

Engineering students recently competed in a unique competition where they saw their designs in action. Solar Splash is a solar electric boating competition that is sponsored by the IEEE’s Power Electronics Society. This year’s event was held June 15-19 in Dayton, Ohio, hosted by reigning champion Cedarville University.

A new Kickstarter project called Squishy Circuits promises to turn even the youngest children into circuit designers. While there are already several fantastic educational toys for aspiring engineers on the market, this kit is unique because it is simple and accessible to children as young as three years old.

Two undergraduate students at the University of Washington have invented gloves that can translate...

Physicists at the University of Houston have discovered some important flaws in a 50-year-old...

When Muhammad Mustafa Hussain visited Bangladesh years ago, he noticed that many of the children he met were very talented and eager to learn about electronics, despite having very limited resources. He visited the local school and showed the students how they could use inexpensive household materials to make their own basic electronics. He says that seeing the “joy of discovery” on their faces inspired his current research project: a multi-sensor artificial skin made using only items found in a typical household.