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  • Boston-based dating app gives users access to AI wingman

    AI instructs the lovelorn in everything from selecting a profile picture and writing a profile bio to tips on how to start a digital conversation with a potential online mate.

  • Scania to trial autonomous electric bus service

    The trials will be done in two stages, with and without passengers. The buses will have a human driver on board to monitor operations and assist passengers.

  • Joint venture wins contract to modernize two Chicago rail lines

    The scope of work includes providing design and construction management, field support and project controls services, safety and security certification oversight, quality assurance, and construction closeout services.

  • New diaphragm valve for drinking water applications

    The peroxide- and sulfur-free elastomer diaphragms of the new valve are designed for continuous operating temperatures of 90° C.

  • Researchers reinforcing concrete with tire fiber to improve fire resistance

    The fiber from old tires can be used to fortify concrete against fire damage, according to research from the University of Sheffield.

  • Artificial intelligence app predicts what cancer patients need

    MyPath is an artificial intelligence (AI)-based app that helps cancer patients with day-to-day symptoms, surgery prep, emotional support and more.

  • How charcoal cuts agricultural ammonia emissions

    The potential for fire-derived organic matter, also known as charcoal or biochar, to capture nitrogen from airborne ammonia was demonstrated.

  • Google Streetview cars measure black carbon pollution in Denmark

    Aethalometers, KNF diaphragm pumps and Google StreetView cars team up to assess black carbon air pollution in Denmark.

  • Watch how a tumor monorail lures brain tumor cells

    Aligned nanofibers guide cancer cells away from the primary tumor site to a sink placed on top of the skull under the scalp.

  • Moscow police to get fitted with facial recognition goggles

    Law enforcement in the city of Moscow may soon be outfitted with facial recognition goggles to help identify wanted individuals.

  • OpenAI postpones release of its text-generating algorithm amid fake news fears

    What began as an attempt by artificial intelligence research non-profit OpenAI to develop a more sophisticated text generator has resulted in the company delaying the release of its text-generating algorithm amid fake news concerns.

  • Scientists calling for ban on weaponized AI

    A coalition of scientists is calling for a worldwide ban on weaponized artificial intelligence (AI), otherwise known as killer robots.

  • This utility plans to invest $5.3 billion to modernize its grid

    Projects outlined in the company's Smart Energy Plan constitute the largest infrastructure upgrade program in its history.

  • Renewables drive utility market for reciprocating engines

    The equipment is especially popular in areas with high levels of electricity generation from intermittent sources such as wind and solar.

  • Researchers examine how to attract, retain women in transportation industry

    With estimates suggesting that less than 15% of women are represented in the U.S. transportation industry workforce, two research associates from Mineta Transportation Institute (MTI) at San Jose State University have sought to understand why and how to attract and retain women in that industry.

  • Purdue graduate designs jacket for law enforcement, military personnel working outdoors

    A Purdue Polytechnic New Albany graduate has created a line of battery-powered heated jackets to protect military personnel, law enforcement and others working outside during the harsh winter months.

  • National Engineers Week 2019 kicks off

    Local engineering groups across the U.S. hold E-Week themed programs to raise public awareness of engineers’ contributions to public life.

  • Robots take a step toward self-awareness

    Researchers at Columbia Engineering have developed a robot arm that can imagine itself. Or can it?

  • Watch how flags harvest both solar and wind energy

    An energy harvesting device based on the inverted flag concept is envisioned for use in powering small-scale portable electronics deployed for environmental sensing.

  • NTSB faults inspection process for rail tank-car rupture

    Eight people were injured in the accident in which 178,400 pounds of liquefied compressed chlorine was released.

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