Engineering News

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) issues final guidance for medical device electromagnetic compatibility (EMC). The final guidance document details a number of primary components that are needed from U.S. manufacturers in order to obtain premarket clearance or approval for supporting claims of medical device EMC.

The team at MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL) has developed a robot nurse to aid in the maternity ward and delivery rooms.

A team of researchers at Brown School of Engineering has developed a new power-splitting device for terahertz (THz) waves.

After traveling for five years and 1.7 billion miles, NASA's Juno Mission has successfully entered into Jupiter's orbit.

Researchers from Aalto University in Finland have set a new world record for microwave detection. They developed a device that has 14 times higher energy resolution of thermal photodetection.

Your wearable device is tracking your hand movements, which is great if you want to know how many calories you’ve burned, but terrible if you don’t want hackers to know how to get into your bank account.

A Swiss research group has proven that we don’t need to rush to reinvent batteries. They have improved the performance of conventional lithium ion batteries without even changing the chemical composition.

Scientists at Australian National University (ANU) accidentally improved the performance of nanolasers. The researchers’ findings could form the foundation for inexpensive biomedical sensors, quantum computing, and faster wireless communications.

A new investigation reveals that electrostatic discharge started an explosion that led to a researcher losing her arm.

Today’s electrical engineering students are getting the chance to put their lessons into practice...