Author: Jeffrey Bausch

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Social network admits it cannot stop Islamic State militants from posting extremist propaganda

Social networking sites are beginning to clamp down on the extremist rhetoric being posted by Islamic State militants, but one site is having more difficulty than all

Not only can this 300-W wind turbine fit in a backpack, it can be 3D printed too

A new portable wind turbine is small enough to be easily carried around, yet powerful enough that it can charge up a range of devices

Hemp nanosheets could surpass graphene as ultimate supercapacitors

Researchers have proven that the fibers found within hemp bark can be used to produce a material equivalent to

Salmon cannon shoot fish over hydroelectric dams

In an effort to help salmon overcome the challenges of bypassing large hydroelectric dams that stand in the way of their swimming

Mesmerizing (and a little scary): Watch a swarm of 1,000 robots shuffle into formation on command

Harvard researchers have demonstrated the largest ever self-assembling swarm of robots, and they captured it on video

How to protect electronics from damaging voltage transients like lightning and electrostatic discharge (ESD)

Taking proper precautions during the early design stages can save you from fast and costly damages to your

Diagnose your diseases by scanning a blood sample with this mobile app

A group of young engineers has developed an on-the-go diagnostics

City is replacing 70% of street lights with LED lighting — expects to cut energy use by 50%

One city is cashing in on all of the many benefits associated with LED lighting by replacing a majority of its streetlights with the efficient, cost-saving

LED hourglass lamp uses kinetic energy of falling sand as beautiful off-grid lighting solution

Brooklyn-based designer comes up with unique off-grid lighting

‘Impossible’ engine gets tested and proves it works: could change space travel in a big way

A technology previously dismissed as impossible has proven functional by researchers at