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US army scientists have developed a new quantum sensor that could allow them to pick up communication signal covering the entire radio frequency spectrum.

A team of engineers from the University of Porto in Portugal and the University of Texas at Austin have designed a simple battery capable of self-charging.

Engineers from NASA and the ESA are beginning testing of electromagnetic interference for Orion, the next spacecraft poised to carry humans into space.

A new type of graphene amplifier could offer researchers a unique way to access the electromagnetic spectrum

Electrical engineers from the University of California San Diego are developing a new ultra-low power Wi-Fi radio.

UCLA researchers are making strides to create a smart patch capable of delivering insulin to patients directly through their skin.

Engineers from the University of Würzburg are developing technology that could help improve the speed of data transfers without increasing the size of devices.

Scientists from the Institute of Electronics, Communications and Information Technology (ECIT) at Queen’s are working to develop airport scanners that are faster and more secure.

This article presents the importance of defining product case and load simulator grounding in an automotive EMC test plan.

Electric vehicle batteries may have as much as 80% usable capacity when they are no longer suitable for powering motor vehicles. This article explores the post automotive options for these components, and discusses important considerations regarding their use.