A musical group and a team of engineers team up to create a fascinating multimedia video that will inspire a whole new generation of young girls to explore the world of engineering.
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...
“Electric Blue,” an electric car build by Brigham Young University students, set a new land speed record for E1 streamline vehicles. The new record of 204.9 mph was an average between two runs at the Bonnevil... Read More...
Keysight Technologies, Inc. today announced it is supplying its BenchVue software to Stanford University’s Department of Electrical Engineering. The highly visual and intuitive software greatly simplifies the... Read More...
University of Maryland researchers have developed a new light detector that is capable of seeing light wavelengths that are invisible to the human eye. Most detectors need to be kept extremely cold to maintain... Read More...
Twelve information educational institutions were awarded $6 million in funding from NASA to increase their informational education settings to expand science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) educati... Read More...
The School of Engineering at Vanderbilt University recently had a grand opening for their new Laboratory for Systems Integrity and Reliability (LASIR). The 20,000 square foot facility will allow researchers to validate theories and models for security, energy, and manufacturing projects.
This is a true story. When I first joined IBM as an EMC engineer, my new manager handed me a document titled ‘EMC Design Process at IBM’ and asked me to comment. I quickly read the short document that basically said that the EMC engineer would provide the design engineers a list of EMC rules, which would be largely ignored.