Chafing Against Regulation, Silicon Valley Pivots to Pandemic

Engineering News

Apr 14, 2020

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New Holographic Camera Can See Around Corners – Or Inside Your Skull

Northwestern's Florian Willomitzer and Oliver Cossairt created a prototype technology capable of seeing around corners and through everything from fog to the human skull.

IFL Science

Policymakers are ‘Way Behind the Curve’ on AI Threats, Expert Warns

V.S. Subrahmanian explains how artificial intelligence is used for both good and bad.

Ann Drake Stresses Pandemic Lessons During Patterson Lecture

During a talk sponsored by the Northwestern University Transportation Center, Drake said the pandemic has driven home the supply chain’s vulnerability, and that new thinking is needed to fix its current problems.

How Understanding Metallization of Materials Could Help the Development of Superionic Materials for Safe, Efficient Batteries

Researchers led by Professor Monica Olvera de la Cruz observed a classical system that exhibits a transition between insulating and conducting states, and hopes this will help the development of safe solid-state batteries.

Shaping a Sustainable Future for a Common Plastic

A research team including Professor Jennifer Dunn identifies new opportunities to reduce the environmental impact of polyurethane.

Chafing Against Regulation, Silicon Valley Pivots to Pandemic

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