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Smartphones with the Highest Levels of Electromagnetic Radiation

Recent research posted to a popular financial industry website shows that certain smartphone models may pose a higher potential safety risk due to the levels of electromagnetic radiation they produce. Data f... Read More...

Harnessing the Magnetic Nature of Light for Terahertz-driven Devices

Scientists have discovered a way to enhance radiation power, providing a powerful new resource for nanotechnology and optical frequencies.

U.S. FDA Issues Draft Guidance on Standards for Laser Products

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has released a draft guidance on compliance with the agency’s performance standards for laser products. Under FDA regulations, all lasers and other radiation-emitt... Read More...

National Radiation-Monitoring System Struggles with EMI

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) could benefit from a good EMC engineer. The Wallstreet Journal reports that many sensors in the EPA’s national radiation monitoring system are out of commission because... Read More...

High-Tech Mirror Reflects Heat and Sunlight From Buildings

A new coating material developed by Stanford University engineers can be used to cool buildings by releasing building heat into space and also reflecting sunlight. The ultrathin multilayer material, only 1.... Read More...

Earth’s Invisible Shield Discovered

Scientists have recently discovered an invisible shield that protects the Earth from potentially dangerous radiation. The shield acts as a glass wall and can block electrons coming from the Van Allen radiat... Read More...

Mobile Electronic Warfare System Emitters | In Compliance Magazine

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...

First Water-Based Nuclear Battery | In Compliance Magazine

Long-Lasting, Efficient Water-Based Nuclear Battery Created

Researchers from the University of Missouri have developed a water-based nuclear battery that has better battery life and efficiency than the ones currently on the market. This device is the first time a nu... Read More...

Dangerous Side Effects of Terahertz Radiation Discovered by Korean Researchers

Researchers from the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) announced findings from a research project that exposure to terahertz radiation on an animal showed signs of infections on skin ti... Read More...

Engineers Develop Smallest Microscale Plasma Transistors

A team of electrical engineers from the University of Utah has developed the smallest plasma transistors that can endure high temperatures and ionizing radiation. Measuring one to six microns long, these new transistors are 500 times smaller and operate at one-sixth of the voltage of current microplasma devices.

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