Author: Jeffrey Bausch

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Smart necklace tracks user’s drinking / eating to improve overall dietary habits

New necklace monitors the food and drink its user consumes throughout the day, and provides a report via mobile app to more clearly explain what's going into his / her

Breakthrough technology doubles radio frequency data capacity—could help industry avoid ‘Big Data’ crash

Columbia Engineering researchers have developed a technology that allows for the transmitting and receiving of data on the same radio frequencies, and proven it can be

Old enough or too young? MIT ‘sticker’ program teaches preschoolers programming skills

Researchers at MIT have devised a learning system by which children as young as preschool can learn how to program

Alibaba partners with one of world’s biggest auto makers to develop Internet-connected car

Chinese e-commerce giant announces partnership with major auto manufacturer to develop Internet-connected

Study reveals today’s students are abandoning law schools, opting for engineering-related studies instead

Despite an overall rise in the cost for graduate-level degrees, enrollment in master studies has increased in recent years, especially when it comes to

Secret Service is test-flying drones on the White House lawn in the middle of the night

To better protect the President and his family, the Secret Service will practice defense maneuvers in the middle of the night against hostile

Serendipitous discovery leads engineer to patent process for making better semiconductors

A professor of chemical engineering at Kansas State University has stumbled upon a new, more efficient method for producing better performing

Popular tourist attractions are beginning to ban selfie sticks

Popular tourist attractions the world over are beginning to ban the phone / camera extension poles, stating it's a security

Chemists make state-of-the-art energy storage materials using cheap tools from hardware store

Researchers have found a way to create an energy storage coating by using nothing more than inexpensive materials and tools bought at their local hardware

First-ever quantum device that can detect and correct its own errors

Researchers develop self-assessing / correcting quantum circuitry, and demonstrate its ability to detect problems within a quantum