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Nokia First to Demonstrate Live C-Band Network in the U.S.Nokia announced it successfully completed a series of over-the-air 5G NR trials at C-Band, demonstrating the readiness of its equipment to support new spectrum being auctioned by the FCC.Nokia announced it successfully completed a series of over-the-air 5G NR trials at C-Band, demonstrating the readiness of […]

Frequency Matters June 18: June A&D Supplement, Interview with ADI, NewsMicrowave Journal editors Pat Hindle and Gary Lerude discuss the June Aerospace & Defense supplement, interview ADI VP of the A&D Group, Bryan Goldstein and cover the latest industry news.Microwave Journal editors Pat Hindle and Gary Lerude discuss the June Aerospace & Defense supplement, interview […]

String theory, canine capture, E&T goes quiet and more: best of the week’s newsJonathan Wilson, online managing editor How guitarists stay in tune with a sonic miracle While some people might argue that calling guitar strings a ‘sonic miracle’ is overstating their role somewhat, it’s true that without them guitarists of the world would be […]

Zoom trials considered to help clear huge backlog of casesCoronavirus has exacerbated the backlog issue, with some barristers saying that justice has effectively ground to a halt. Speaking on BBC Radio 4, Robert Buckland said he was considering allowing cases to be conducted via video and was thinking about cutting the numbers of jurors from […]

The eccentric engineer: the evolution of the lawnmowerIn recent days, the scope for an engineer, even an eccentric one, to roam far and wide has been somewhat curtailed, so we’ve had to look for engineering where we can find it – in the shed. With little to do other than mow the lawn, we’ve had […]

Smart devices could convert motion into electricityThe device, developed by scientists from Loughborough University and the University of Surrey, is based on triboelectric nanogenerators (Tengs) and generates electricity from movement similar to how static electricity is produced. The University of Surrey researchers previously proposed a system based on Tengs in 2018. Previously, using Tengs has been incompatible with many day-to-day electronic […]

Tree planting to offset carbon could be a gambleBut researchers are warning that forests can be a risky way to offset the production of greenhouse gas emissions. Trees are capable of storing carbon in their trunks and roots, which helps to lower the concentrations of carbon dioxide found in the atmosphere. Impact of climate change […]