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Havana Syndrome Could Have Been Caused by EMP

A recent report by the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) has raised the specter that electromagnetic pulse (EMP) energy may have been one of the potential causes of the symptoms associated with the so-call... Read More...

Motion Sensor Monitors Movement Via Radio Waves

Scientists from Duke University and Institut Langevin have created a new type of motion sensor based on metamaterials and radio waves.

Generating Terahertz Frequencies with Optical Frequency Combs

Optical frequency combs may be the key to generating the elusive -- and extremely useful -- terhertz frequencies.

Radio Waves and Artificial Intelligence to Help Monitor Sleep Disorders

Scientists are using radio waves and artificial intelligence to help combat against sleep disorders.

FM Backscatter to Enable Connect Cities with Smart Objects

Backscatter radio waves unlock the key to a whole new type of smart technology.

Antenna Forest to Generate Hot Plasma and Create Artificial Aurorae

A remote research facility in Alaska is working on some incredible (and visually impressive) scientific experiments.

New App Depicts Invisible Radio Signals

A Dutch artist created a new app called Architecture of Radio that depicts a 360-degree view of the invisible radio signals in a given location. A site-specific version of the Architecture of Radio is currently... Read More...

Short-Range Radio Waves Power Electric Car

Japanese researchers developed a system that converts electricity into short-range radio waves to power an electric car. The system features high-speed inverters that deliver the radio waves to the car usin... Read More...

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Engineers Develop Algorithm to Control Mobile Phones with Hand Gestures

University of Washington researchers developed a new mobile phone program that recognizes hand gesture reflections when the phone’s radio waves are reflected back. This technology allows users to interact w... Read More...

Hacker Demonstrates How Radio Waves Could Overload a GFCI

Hacker Maggie Jauregui was using a walkie-talkie at the same time she was blowing drying her hair, and accidentally overloaded the current of a GFCI in the hair dryer. The hair dryer began to vibrate, spark... Read More...

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