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Researchers Discover How to Influence the Process of Photon Creation

Physicists from Julius-Maximilians-Universität (JMU) Würzburg in Bavaria, Germany, have solved the problem of photon creation and have established a set of rules for optimized optical antennas.

Remote Control Commands Dependent on Your Location

A new remote for a universal-hub smart home solution employs geolocalization technology to execute different commands, depending on what you tap it on.

Asphalt-Based Filter to Sequester Greenhouse Gases at Wellhead Enhanced

Rice University scientists have found a way to make their asphalt-based sorbents better at capturing carbon dioxide from gas wells by just adding water.

Stable Quantum Gate for Quantum Bit Systems Developed

Scientists of the University of Konstanz, Princeton University and the University of Maryland developed a stable quantum gate for two-quantum bit systems made of silicon.

DARPA Looking to Deploy “Ocean of Things”

The U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) is envisioning an “Ocean of Things” program involving thousands of floating sensors forming a distributed network.

Security Sandbox Market To See Massive Growth

The global network security sandbox market is expected to reach $40.48 billion by 2025, up from a valuation of $916.0 million in 2016.

Get Uncorked at CES with Debut of First Digital Wine Aerator

French-based startup Aveine has developed a wine aeration device with connected smartphone application.

Catch This Snap-Together Autonomous Car at CES 2018

A Swiss car manufacturer is tackling the challenge of component life cycle incompatibility with a concept car that separates into two snap-together parts: a durable 'pod' for passengers, and a high-wear 'skateboard' chassis.

Virtual Reality Journalism Produces More Empathy, Less Credibility

A team of researchers finds that virtual reality in journalism may help pull readers into a story, but can also diminish credibility if utilized in a way that is too “flashy.”

Shopping for Christmas Future

A new report from Amazon’s U.K. site offers some ideas about what we can expect in Christmases to come, from virtual decorations to 3D-printed desserts and more.

Chemists Synthesize Narrow Ribbons of Graphene with Heat and Light

UCLA chemists have developed a new method to produce nanoribbons of graphene, next-generation structures that many scientists believe will someday power electronic devices.

Infineon at CES 2018: Microelectronics – at the Heart of Innovation

Infineon will present intelligent mobility, green home, secure digital ID and other innovative solutions at CES 2018.

Continental to Demonstrate Holistic Connectivity Experience at CES 2018

The digital travel guide provides the driver with contextual, dynamic and interactive information on navigation, infotainment, travel services and vehicle assistance.

Researchers Discover Bacteria Have Electrically Conducting Filaments

Microbiologists, led by Derek Lovely, at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst have discovered electrically conducting microfilaments or “nanowires” in many species.

Fairview Microwave Announces New Waveguide Electromechanical Switches

Fairview Microwave, Inc. announced the development of waveguide electromechanical switches that cover frequency bands C, X, Ku, K and Ka, up to 40GHz.

Smartphone Case Can Check Blood Sugar Levels Anywhere with Ease

Engineers at the University of California San Diego have developed a smartphone case and app that could make it easier for patients to record and track their blood glucose readings at home and on the go.