Category: Engineering

In a major win for the Right to Repair movement, the U.S. Army is set to include repair rights in all new procurement contracts and revise existing ones, allowing military personnel to maintain and fix their own equipment without over-reliance…

Scientists have achieved high efficiency in silicon solar cells with the help of precision-engineered surfaces. New designs of antireflective coatings for silicon solar cells, based on single-layer silicon metasurfaces, lead to broadband…

The Department of Defense (DoD) on Friday revealed that the missile launched from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida on April 25 successfully demonstrated an end-to-end hypersonic flight test, marking the first use of a sea-based…

Quantum computers promise to solve problems far beyond the reach of classical machines, from simulating new materials to transforming AI.

But one key challenge stands in the way: speed.

To be reliable, quantum computers must perform…

In our latest episode of Lexicon, we sat down with Tal Barmeir, CEO of BlinqIO, to explore how AI is revolutionizing work and software testing and what’s next for the industry in 2025.

From automating routine tasks to enhancing software…

A musical instrument known as the violin of hope, which was made during World War II, has revealed a long buried secret after art dealers discovered a handwritten message left inside by its maker decades ago.

Polish Jewish prisoner Franciszek…

Even as tensions run high between the U.S. and China on Earth, the two rivals are taking their rivalry over 35,000 kilometers into space, keeping a very close eye on each other in Earth’s orbit.

COMSPOC, a private U.S. company that tracks…

China’s details of one of the key nuclear vessels have been revealed for the first time. The Type 094 nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarine is the “first credible” sea-based part of China’s strategic “nuclear triad”.

With six…