Category: Engineering

Nonmedical devices that read brainwaves, such as smart headbands, headphones, and glasses, are becoming more popular among consumers. The products claim to make users more productive, creative, and healthier. IEEE Spectrum previewed several of…

The world’s longest electric sea journey by a passenger vessel has been completed, signaling a shift in how electric ferries could operate in the future.

Sweden-based Candela says its electric hydrofoiling ferry, the P-12, has successfully…

One of the most water-stressed countries on the planet is due to see a boost in water supply by the end of the decade. Construction is underway on a $6 billion water desalination and pipeline project that promises to ease chronic water…

The University of Kansas has tapped a joint venture of JE Dunn and Clark Construction to deliver a $362 million Phase II project that is planned to upgrade football facilities, expand the campus gateway, and add a mixed-use development.

The work…

The University of Kansas has tapped a joint venture of Clark Construction and JE Dunn Construction to deliver a $362-million Phase II project that is planned to upgrade football facilities, expand the campus gateway, and add a mixed-use…

Microrobots have long promised precision drug delivery inside the human body, but making them practical has remained difficult.

Many designs are complex, expensive to manufacture, or hard to control once inside living tissue.

A new…