A recent article in MIT’s Technology Review discusses transparent conducting films.

The Bangor, Maine, Daily News reported that a local county sheriff’s deputy recently made 12 attempts to make radio contact with his communications center without success because of radio interference.

According to the Yuma, Arizona, Sun, area resident Paul Wilton was aware that radio signals from a new communications site in use by Marine Corps Air Station Yuma could interfere with his automatic garage door »

According to the Baxter, Arkansas, Bulletin, a problem with an Arkansas police force’s radios was linked to a taxi company in Mississippi.

Learn more in the Baxter Bulletin.

As flight-testing of the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter progresses, program officials are accelerating follow-on support testing to keep pace, including testing the thermal management system of the AF-3, the first fully equipped »

A government analysis of vehicle data has found driver error, not the vehicle, appears to be the cause of a number of Toyota unintended acceleration cases, according to a USA Today report citing a person with knowledge of »

After the ARRL pointed out to Midwest City, Oklahoma’s city government, that only the FCC is empowered to regulate RFI issues, the city rescinded a notice they had sent to a local ham radio operator asserting that he was in »

Intertek Video Press Release »

Intertek is adding four electromagnetic compatibility test chambers to its Grand Rapids, Mich.

The International Electrotechnical Commission has released the third edition of the CISPR 16-3, its specification for radio disturbance and immunity measuring apparatus and methods.