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• E4 Computer Engineering to Distribute BOXX Technologies in Italy and Switzerland - insideHPC
• OHSU hires nanoengineer to lead $1 billion cancer research center - OregonLive.com
• MIT's new 5-atom quantum computer could make today's encryption obsolete - InfoWorld
• Engineers develop flexible skin that traps radar waves, cloaks objects - Phys.Org

E4 Computer Engineering to Distribute BOXX Technologies in Italy and Switzerland - insideHPC Posted: 07 Mar 2016 07:21 AM PST E4 Computer Engineering to Distribute BOXX Technologies in Italy and Switzerland insideHPC logo-E4 Today E4 Computer Engineering announced that it has recently sealed an agreement with BOXX Technologies to become their exclusive manufacturing and distribution partner for Italy and Switzerland. As one of the world's leading performance ...

OHSU hires nanoengineer to lead $1 billion cancer research center - OregonLive.com Posted: 07 Mar 2016 05:02 AM PST OregonLive.com OHSU hires nanoengineer to lead $1 billion cancer research center OregonLive.com Born in Turkey and raised in France, Esener has spent the past three decades at the University of California, San Diego, where he is professor of nanoengineering and electrical and computer engineering. He holds 18 patents and has launched more than 10 ...

MIT's new 5-atom quantum computer could make today's encryption obsolete - InfoWorld Posted: 07 Mar 2016 05:11 AM PST InfoWorld MIT's new 5-atom quantum computer could make today's encryption obsolete InfoWorld "It might still cost an enormous amount of money to build -- you won't be building a quantum computer and putting it on your desktop anytime soon -- but now it's much more an engineering effort, and not a basic physics question," Chuang added. The ... World's First Scalable Quantum Computer Could Make Today's Encryption ObsoleteInternational Business Times The quantum computer that could 'spell the end of encryption': Device uses lasers on atoms to quickly crack ...Daily Mail Quantum computer could kill encryptionTechEye MIT News all 67 news articles »

Engineers develop flexible skin that traps radar waves, cloaks objects - Phys.Org Posted: 06 Mar 2016 10:58 PM PST Phys.Org Engineers develop flexible skin that traps radar waves, cloaks objects Phys.Org Lead authors from Iowa State's department of electrical and computer engineering are Liang Dong, associate professor; and Jiming Song, professor. Co-authors are Iowa State graduate students Siming Yang, Peng Liu and Qiugu Wang; and former Iowa State ... Stretchy skin cloaks objects by trapping radarFuturity: Research News Polymer meta-skin used for radar cloakingThe Engineer Flexible skin that traps radar waves and cloaks objectsEngineering Materials all 21 news articles »

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