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A standard for vehicle-to-grid technology needs to be established, and increased electrolysis utilities to make hydrogen, but the solutions nevertheless exist to accommodating millions of zero-emission vehicles.

Robots could help to detect mental wellbeing issues in children, a study suggests. Cambridge University researchers had a child-sized humanoid robot complete a ...

A study found that youngsters were confident divulging private information to a humanoid

V. Chandrasekar, Eric Maloney, and Mark DeMaria will be recognized for their outstanding contributions to weather, water and climate science.

Society for Science CEO Maya Ajmera spoke with Lisa Su, CEO of AMD about her experience as a woman in STEM as part of the Conversations with Maya series.

Researchers from Cambridge University say that children are more confident divulging private information to robots than to humans.

The Quantum AI Institute — the leading quantum computing conference™ producer — today announced The Honorable Paul M. Dabbar as Keynote Speaker of the Quantum

In recent years, DERs have increased capabilities, including grid-supportive smart inverter functions. But increased capability means increased complexity.

Researchers had a child-sized humanoid robot complete a series of questionnaires with children to assess mental wellbeing.

The China Energy Administration (CEA) will explore blockchain-based power trading platforms to facilitate electricity trading between self-contained power