Interesting Engineering2h
Coin-sized electro-optic comb with 450 nm precision advances photonics, sensing tech
A coin-sized ultra-broadband electro-optic comb achieves 450 nm precision, enhancing bandwidth and efficiency for advanced ...
Interesting Engineering7h
AUKUS tests ‘Superior’ electric spy sea drone to dethrone China supremacy
The exercise showed how data can be shared by AUKUS partners, and how they can work together to protect critical underwater ...
Interesting Engineering5h
800 MW nuclear fusion plant gets 1 MW gyrotron boost for superheating plasma
Tokamak Energy receives a new 1 MW gyrotron to superheat plasma in its ST40 fusion device, advancing the development of ...
Interesting Engineering6h
‘Fascinating’ US experiment yields new matter that acts like liquid and solid
The matter’s ability to respond to environmental stimuli like electrical charges could revolutionize biomedical engineering ...
Interesting Engineering7h
El Capitan: World’s fastest supercomputer to secure US nuclear arsenal powers up
El Capitan' is the world's fastest supercomputer, achieving 1.742 exaFLOPS in the High-Performance Linpack benchmark.
Interesting Engineering10h
US startup to establish first solar-powered data center on Moon in February
This small, fully operational data center will piggyback on Intuitive Machines' upcoming lunar lander mission.
Interesting Engineering18h
Rise of the machines? The data behind AI’s impact on high-skilled jobs
AI could drive a $7 trillion increase in global GDP, lifting productivity growth by 1.5 percentage points over 10 years.
Interesting Engineering23h
New 3D smart fabric doesn’t just feel the pressure; it can smell and taste too
Researchers have developed groundbreaking multifunctional fibers that mimic human senses like smell, taste, and touch.
Interesting Engineering19h
World’s most affordable search API
Perplexity launches Sonar, an affordable generative search API, allowing businesses to integrate real-time AI search with ...
Interesting Engineering22h
World’s first chatbot 'Eliza' revived using original 1960s computer code from MIT
Software archeologists have successfully pulled 'Eliza,' the world's first chatbot from the 1960s, back from digital oblivion ...
Interesting Engineering3h
How America’s Upgrading its Nuclear Arsenal to Counter New Threats
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Interesting Engineering5h
Knittable yarn battery uses seawater to light up fishing nets, life jackets
The design uses the features of seawater to its advantage by utilizing the sodium, chloride, and sulfate ions as the battery's electrolyte.