Uncovering The Wave-Bending Properties of Metamaterials
Scientists at Duke University are exploring the vast possibilities offered by the field of metamaterials.
Scientists Uncover Atomic Dynamics of Everlasting Electric Fields
Scientists have discovered the atomic dynamics hidden in the extremely rare everlasting electric fields.
Air Force Tanker Withstands Electromagnetic Pulse Testing
A United States Air Force Tanker has proved it is capable of withstanding electromagnetic pulse weapons.
Student Wins Award for Patch Antenna Array Design Project
Altair announced that Gastón Ezequiel Pérez, a final year electrical engineering student from the Universidad Tecnológica Nacional, Facultad Regional Buenos Aires, Argentina, has won the 2014 FEKO Student C... Read More...
IEC 61000-6-7 Standard Published
The International Electrotechnical Commission has published the IEC 61000-6-7 standard. IEC 61000-6-7 ed1.0 applies to “Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) - Part 6-7: Generic standards - Immunity requireme... Read More...
Indian Government to Study Impact of Electromagnetic Field Radiation
A joint initiative was launched by the Indian Department of Telecommunication and Science of Engineering Research Board to study the possible impact of electromagnetic field (EMF) radiation on human life. T... Read More...
Solar Storms May Cause Honey Bee Colony Collapse
According to a new research study released by the Journal of Apicultural Research, another cause of Colony Collapse Disorder (CCD) could be from solar storms. CCD is a phenomenon where worker honey bees abr... Read More...
U.S. Navy to Deploy Mobile Electronic Warfare System Emitters in Washington State
The U.S. Navy has selected 15 locations across three counties in Washington to conduct war exercises with military aircraft using three camper-sized trucks. These trucks are equipped with electromagnetic radiat... Read More...
New Method for Redirection of Electromagnetic Waves Demonstrated
A team of researchers have tested a variety of compact devices made of rectangular metal tubes with different sized openings to redirect electromagnetic waves with close to 100% efficiency. Through simulati... Read More...
Engineers Develop Tiny Radio Chip Powered by Electromagnetic Waves
Stanford and University of California, Berkeley engineers have shrunk all the electronics found in a typical Bluetooth device into an ant-sized silicon chip that may solve the missing link between connecting ... Read More...