New world record set for wind energy
Tiny country produces close to half its total electricity by way of wind
Author: Jeffrey Bausch
The Internet will officially cut the cord with the US government in 2016
America's government is expected to allow its contract with ICANN expire later this
US government looks to invest $4bn into traffic laws for autonomous vehicles — why?
Department of Transportation looks to establish a general rules for the road across all 50 states that autonomous vehicles can learn from and abide
Drivers had to stop Google’s self-driving cars from crashing 13 times from Sep ’14 to Nov ‘15
Tech giant releases details on its research in to autonomous vehicle technology and when compared to its competitors, the results are actually pretty
New metallic glue looks to replace soldering
A team of researchers has created a new metallic adhesive so strong that it can be used in place of
What classes should you take to become an electrical engineer?
Earning a degree in electrical engineering is hard, but picking out the right classes can be a monumental task -- here are some of the more highly recommended ones for
New Li-on battery turns off/on depending on its temperature so as to prevent electronic device fires
Stanford University researchers believe they've developed a solution to prevent lithium-ion batteries from catching fire when they become
On the comeback: incandescent light bulbs
Light bulb technology thought to have fallen out of favor with the general consumer, could be on the upswing given recent developments out of MIT and Purdue
Is your Facebook profile stuck in an echo chamber?
Study suggests a vast majority of social network users fall into this common behavior
How a 15-year-old captured this photo of Saturn using his iPhone and a telescope in his backyard
Young space enthusiast uses modern-day approach to enhance his view of the night time