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Immersive Tech on the Alert
Notifying long-time workers to construction site hazards can be difficult, so researchers are exploring how immersive technology can help.

Dual-Gate Design Boosts Graphene Sensor
A new dual-gate graphene transistor design could make ultrasensitive sensors more stable, tunable, and dependable in complex environments.

Artificial Muscles That Move to Sound
Microbubbles of varying sizes embedded in polymers have different acoustic responses, which can help move artificial muscles.

Tiny Ski Jumps Open a Path for Photonic Chips to Scale
A new class of photonic chips uses “ski jump” structures to beam light into free space, enabling larger quantum computers and ultra-high-resolution displays.

Community College Plays a Key Role Addressing Workforce Shortage
A new ASME white paper shows how community colleges can strengthen the engineering talent pipeline and prepare more students for technical careers.

An Easy Way to Detect Short Circuits in Post-Accident EV Batteries
New deployable inspection device provides post-accident EV battery short-circuit diagnostics in about an hour.
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