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A new Scandinavian study says there doesn’t appear to be a link between heavy cell phone use and cancer in adults.

A partnership between companies like Volkswagen researchers at the Fraunhofer Institute for Machine Tools and Forming Technology IWU in Chemnitz, Germany, have come up with a way to make holes in press-hardened steel »

EMC engineering has come a long way since Mike Violette, president of Washington Laboratories, first entered the field after graduating from Virginia Tech in May 1984. In honor of the 20th anniversary of the Gaithersburg, »

Warning readers that some Christmas tree lights generate RF interference, the British Web site ISP Review suggests that tree lights and wiring be kept well away from telephone cables.

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Gadget and technology blog Gizmodo recently reviewed eight devices touted as ghost detectors.

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Scientists from QinetiQ North America and the University of Exeter plan to develop new anti-counterfeit and radio-frequency technologies, based on physical sciences research in the field of tailored electromagnetic materials »

At the Business Awards for Excellence 2009 ceremony held in Cowes, Isle of Wight, MILMEGA received an award from UK Trade and Investment (UKTI) for International Business.

Due to its extensive use in electrostatic discharge and electromagnetic interference protection, the conductive plastics segment forms the largest submarket of the overall electroactive polymers market with an expected $2.25 »