Author: Jeffrey Bausch

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Electronic engineer’s study of pop music proves The Beatles and The Rolling Stones did not start the rock revolution

An unprecedented report into the evolution of pop music over the last half century has been published, along with some of its more curious

GoSun Solar Grill is a solar-powered oven that can cook at night

A new grill, which relies on the power of the sun to grill hamburgers and hot dogs, has surpassed its funding goal just days into its Kickstarter

Performance analysis program that helped Germany win the World Cup will soon be available for purchase

Measurement software can be used by other sports clubs to enhance their team’s level of performance An extension of an award-winning measurement program, which is

Students should be allowed to use Google during tests says head of exam board

Chief executive of head board comes out in favor of students being allowed to use the Internet during

Stanford engineers create robots capable of carrying 2,000 times their own weight

The strength these robots exhibit is equivalent to a human dragging a blue whale, or climbing the side of a building while carrying an

Introducing NXP’s New CMOS Real-Time Clock and Calendar

NXP has introduced a new CMOS real-time clock and calendar that is specially designed for low-power consumption, and comes equipped with a bevy of new

Award-winning, fan-less computer cooling system could save U.S. $6.3bn in annual electricity costs

A new fan-less computer cooling system could save U.S. consumers billions in annual energy

For the first time, engineers track in real time what happens when a li-on battery overheats and explodes

Thanks to advancements in sensors and scanning technology, we now better understand the things that lead to lithium-ion battery

Introducing the trillion-frame-per-second camera

New camera uses light dispersion to capture an incredible number of frames per second, showing image motion like never

Smart home system monitors occupant’s breathing / heart rate sans body instruments

MIT researchers create new system that can track the breathing and heart rate patterns of multiple occupants within a household /