Bulgarian State Railways (BDŽ) has ordered ten Smartron locomotives from Siemens Mobility.

Supercomputers are speeding the process of drug discovery, mixed-reality headsets are enabling medical teams to safely examine COVID-19 patients, and new studies have shed light into the immune system’s response to the novel coronavirus.

The COVID-19 pandemic is not only changing where and how we work, it is reinventing job roles — possibly permanently.

With the spread of the novel coronavirus, a domino effect is taking its toll on businesses and employees.

The first supersonic Concorde took off in 1969 — the same year, incidentally, that the first humans landed on the moon.

The COVID-19 pandemic has sparked a global race for mechanical ventilators, the machines that may help some of the most critical patients breathe.

Fuller works in additive manufacturing — what most people call 3D printing — at GE Additive, where he helps to design parts for aircraft, rockets and even race cars that can be printed out of metal in one hair-thin layer at a time.

Similar to how bloodhounds can isolate the smallest traces of specific smells among a multitude of other smells and interferences, GE Research has demonstrated an extraordinary new gas sensor design that achieves a level of performance previously thought unfeasible with conventional gas sensors.

1. SVP of Corporate Affairs Tae Yoo celebrates 2020 graduates

Samsung Electronics announced today the expansion of its award-winning lifestyle Home Entertainment portfolio with the addition of The Terrace, its first outdoor 4K QLED TV and accompanying soundbar.