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IEEE Standards Association to Publish and Open Commentary Period for Proposed Changes to NESC®

The IEEE Standards Association (IEEE-SA) has announced a preprint of proposed changes to the 2017 Edition of the National Electrical Safety Code® (NESC®) will be published, and an eight-month commentary period ... Read More...

New Edition of SAE AS95234 Published

A new edition of AS95234 has been published by SAE International. AS95234 applies to “Connectors, Electrical, Reverse Bayonet, General Specification.” The new edition is available for purchase on the SAE websit... Read More...

New Edition of UL 60730-2-13 Published

A new edition of UL 60730-2-13 has been published by UL. UL 60730-2-12 is the “Standard for Automatic Electrical Controls for Household and Similar Use; Part 2: Particular Requirements for Humidity Sensing ... Read More...

Growing Need for Electrical Engineers

Employment reports from around the world indicate there is a high demand for electrical engineers, but low supply of available engineers. The semiconductor, telecom, energy, and transportation industries ar... Read More...

New Version of EN 4604-009:2014 Published

A new version of EN 4604-009 was published by the European Committee for Standardization. EN 4604-009:2014 applies to “Aerospace series - Cable, electrical, for signal transmission - Part 009: Cable, coaxial, l... Read More...

Pressure Sensor Designed by Western Michigan University Engineers

A pressure sensor used in football helmets designed by student engineers at the Western Michigan University has the capability of monitoring the severity and location of hits to a player’s head.

Grant Awarded to Research Team to Build Nanotechnology Device that Detects Bladder Cancer

The National Science Foundation has presented a team of researchers with a $480,000 grant to build a device that uses nanotechnology, combined with a urine test to detect tiny amounts of bladder cancer cells. ... Read More...

New Mexico State University Student Project Focuses On Improving Cane Used by Visually Impaired Individuals

Students in the Klipsch School of Electrical and Computer Engineering at New Mexico State University have been working to improve the white cane used by visually impaired individuals as a method of being aware ... Read More...

World’s Smallest Nanowires Created by Vanderbilt Graduate Student

A doctorate student from Vanderbilt University built the world’s thinnest nanowire, just three atoms wide. The wires were created in collaboration with a mentor at Oak Ridge National Laboratory. Using a fine... Read More...

Agilent Technologies, U.C. Berkeley Partner to Accelerate Student Learning in Engineering

Agilent Technologies Inc. announced it will work with the College of Engineering at the University of California, Berkeley, to provide an enhanced learning experience for engineering students using Agilent’s Be... Read More...

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