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The Northern Italian town of Cameri could be easily mistaken for a quiet farming commune. But take a short ride through the rolling fields of the fertile Po Valley that surround it and you’ll…
As COVID-19 surged in early March, Nackia Salmon watched it grow from her home in Ohio with bated breath and an increasing amount of anxiety. For the past two years she had been…
Long before she joined Thomas Edison, Alexander Graham Bell and the Wright brothers in the National Inventors Hall of Fame, Edith Clarke became the first professional electrical engineer in the U.S.…
Mary Reynolds stood on the train platform and waved her parents goodbye. It was 1946, and the 20-year-old was trading the red dirt of Oklahoma for the frigid winters of Schenectady, New York,…
Engineers in GE labs have built a penny-sized radio sensor that can detect the faintest traces of chemicals and explosives and needs only a tiny amount of power to operate. The device uses a special…
Looking like a giant earthworm and moving at a fast clip, a 6-foot-long, 2-inch wide robot recently burrowed through the ground at GE Research’s testing site in Niskayuna, New York. Once it is fully…
A recent graduate “upcycled” his gown into personal protective equipment for healthcare workers (and inspired others to do the same), researchers found an antibody from a 2003 SARS patient that could…
French Canadian Frederic Nyeto always dreamed of driving across the U.S. from coast to coast. He finally got his chance in March, but not in the way he had envisioned. Instead of leisurely days of…
Scientists are using CRISPR gene-editing technology to devise treatments against viruses including the one that causes COVID-19, new microscopy techniques are enabling researchers to examine…
Doctors, nurses and other essential workers have been playing a key part in the battle against the coronavirus epidemic. But computer scientists are also pitching in. For instance, researchers are…