The eccentric engineer: that light-bulb moment for an eminent man of electrical science
This edition tells the story of the illuminating life of Lewis Latimer, whose work in science was an achievement and
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Microsoft takes legal action, disrupts massive botnet
Microsoft has executed a plan to take down a vast ransomware distributor after successfully arguing in court that its copyright
Read moreHow to engineer self-driving cars with risk and responsibility in mind
However careful manufacturers and drivers are, autonomous vehicles will inevitably be involved in accidents. A rigorous approach to the design
Read moreShared mobility could be catalyst for electric vehicle future
Smart and clean mobility requires strategy planning, policy making and a calibrated approach, whereby manufacturing needs to be attuned to
Read moreElectrification of EVs is a journey, not a switch
India has pledged to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions and carbon footprint as per the Paris Agreement. A transition from
Read moreLargest CO2 emissions drop in history due to Covid-19 pandemic
The first half of 2020 has seen the largest-ever drop in carbon emissions in a single year, with bigger falls
Read moreHumans, not technology, are getting us through this pandemic
Technology’s failure to come up with a quick solution to Covid-19 reveals how organisations all over the world are nowhere
Read more5G’s low latency to be tapped for satellite communication
Technologies such as 5G, millimetre wave and next-gen channel emulation will disrupt the aerospace and defence (A&D) industries across the
Read moreAustralian telescope to enable high-speed data connections from space
Astronauts will soon be able to send high-speed data transmissions from space with the construction of a new optical communications
Read moreFacebook users’ attitude towards known Russian propaganda changes, study suggests
Facebook users are less likely to press the ‘Like’ button on content they learn is part of a foreign propaganda
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