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University of Illinois Soybean Lab Took a Big Hit From Trump Cuts. Here's What's at Stake.

Education · Ithaca

University of Illinois Soybean Lab Took a Big Hit From Trump Cuts. Here's What's at Stake.

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CHAMPAIGN — Peter Goldsmith received notice in late January that the Soybean Innovation Lab he directs at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign would soon lose all of its federal funding.Goldsmith had to tell his 30 employees they would be out of work shortly and tell research partners across Africa that its operations would come to a halt. The lab didn’t even have money to water its soybean fields in Africa.One employee, Julia Paniago, wa…See the Story

Jim Boddie’s Impact on Digital Signal Processing

Canton, Georgia · Canton

Jim Boddie’s Impact on Digital Signal Processing

James R. “Jim” Boddie, a pioneer of the programmable, single-chip digital signal processor, died on 2 December at his home in Canton, Ga., following a long illness. The IEEE senior member was 74.While working as an architect and designer at AT&T Bell Laboratories in Holmdel, N.J., Boddie applied his expertise in signal processing algorithms to develop a new type of semiconductor: the DSP. The integrated circuit, which Bell Labs called DSP1, was …Read Article

Next-Gen Brain Implants Offer New Hope for Depression

Alabama · Alabama

Next-Gen Brain Implants Offer New Hope for Depression

Her relapse into depression felt like defeat—but it offered vital clues to achieving lasting psychiatric relief.The 67-year-old woman from Alabama had already endured four major depressive episodes in her decades-long battle with mental illness. After exhausting numerous medications and other therapies, in 2015 she turned to an experimental last resort: deep brain stimulation, or DBS.Neurosurgeons implanted electrodes a few inches below her skul…Read Article

3D Printing Meets Smart Tech With Printegrated Circuits

Printegrated circuits bring intelligence to 3D printing, allowing affordable smart object creation. Explore the impact on hobbyists and university labs.3D Printing Read Article

Videos: Robot Dog Throws With Its Whole Body

Video Friday is your weekly selection of awesome robotics videos, collected by your friends at IEEE Spectrum robotics. We also post a weekly calendar of upcoming robotics events for the next few months. Please send us your events for inclusion.IAS 2025: 30 June–4 July 2025, GENOA, ITALYICRES 2025: 3–4 July 2025, PORTO, PORTUGALIEEE World Haptics: 8–11 July 2025, SUWON, SOUTH KOREAIFAC Symposium on Robotics: 15–18 July 2025, PARISRoboCup 2025: 15…Genoa, Liguria · Genoa Read Article

From Attic to Art: a Raspberry Pi and Python Revive a Vintage Analog HP Plotter

Solid construction, elegant design, and high-precision output. Once upon a time, Hewlett-Packard made test-and-measurement equipment that was beloved by working engineers. Sure, drop one of those babies on your foot and you were looking at a broken toe. But that’s a small price to pay for reliability and some character building. So when I recently came across an early 1970s HP 7041A X-Y recorder while clearing out my parents’ attic, I knew that …Ireland · Ireland Read Article

IEEE’s Role in Advancing Quantum Computing

When Hausi A. Müller began conducting research on quantum computing a decade ago, he was excited about the technology’s possibilities for engineering and computer science applications. Quantum computing leverages the principles of quantum mechanics to tackle problems that are beyond the capabilities of classical computers. Although it’s been 100 years since the discovery of quantum mechanics, applications for how to use it are just now becoming …Victoria, British Columbia · Victoria Read Article

Javier Orman’s Journey from Music to Machine Learning

Music and engineering might seem like career paths that are almost diametrically opposed. But for Javier Orman the transition from professional violinist to a machine learning engineer at LinkedIn was a surprisingly natural one.Growing up in Montevideo, Uruguay, Orman excelled at both music and math, and he double-majored in the subjects at college. But music was his true passion and after university he pursued a career as a professional violini…Montevideo · Montevideo Read Article

How Superconductors Could Transform Aviation

Of the countless technologies invented over the past half century, high-temperature superconductors are among the most promising and yet also the most frustrating. Decades of research has yielded an assortment of materials that superconduct at temperatures as high as -140 °C (133 kelvins) at ambient pressure. And yet commercial applications have been elusive.Now, though, a couple of developments could finally push high-temperature superconductor…Illinois · Illinois Read Article

Estonia’s Bold Move in AI Education

Estonia has a reputation as one of the most digitally advanced nations in the world, thanks to its efficient digital platforms for government services and its startup-friendly culture. Its citizens’ digital prowess is largely due to the government’s decades-long campaign to bring technology into schools. Now, the government is launching AI Leap 2025, which will bring AI tools to an initial cohort of 20,000 high school students in September. Siim…Estonia · Estonia Read Article

Old Phones Power Data Centers With Surprising Efficiency

Repurposing old smartphones as data centers offers affordable computing power for IoT, helping reduce costs and combat the growing e-waste problem.Smartphones Read Article

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