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AI is already changing how software is built. Google Cloud’s DORA research , based on nearly 5,000 technology professionals, found that 90% now use AI at work, spending a median of two hours a day with it, which translates to roughly a quarter of the working day. In many organizations, the focus is on what happens at the end of the lifecycle: how much code is generated, how many steps are automat…

To be better adapted to the operational needs of CERN’s activities, and to reflect modern learning practices, the radiation protection training programme has been revised by the Safety Training Service in collaboration with HSE and specialists from other CERN departments. What’s new? The revised programme is available in the Safety / Radiation Protection (RP) catalogue […]

{loadposition bannertop} {loadposition sidebarpub} A U.S. Air Force F-15 C Eagle rehearsed a long-range interception of a C-17 Globemaster III during Exercise AMALGAM DART 2026, demonstrating how fighters can identify and divert airborne contacts before they reach protected North American airspace. NORAD imagery and information released through DVIDS on August 31 show the August 25 mission as par…

Researchers at Washington State University and the University of Minnesota have developed an AI-guided experimental design method that identified feasible Directed Energy Deposition (DED) parameters for GRCop-42 at laser powers as low as 500 W. Called Bayesian Experimental design for Additive Manufacturing (BEAM), the method uses previous print results to select promising parameter combinations f…

Qorvo’s QPQ5230 filter enables Wi-Fi and LTE coexistence in compact wireless devices, combining low WLAN loss with steep rejection of adjacent cellular bands for connectivity. Qorvo has introduced the QPQ5230, a high-performance Bulk Acoustic Wave (BAW) band-pass filter designed to support Wi-Fi and LTE coexistence in compact wireless devices. The component combines low loss in […]

Soil-structure interaction is often a difficult problem to study. This article uses Wolf’s Cone Model and its application in the substructure method to investigate the effect of soil-structure interaction on natural period of conventional buildings. In accordance with Iran’s Construction Code 2800, five soil types were considered. The studied structures were 4, 7, and 10 storey buildings. The fol…

Researchers reviewed 88 studies to assess how nanotechnology could improve firefighters' thermal protective clothing by enhancing flame resistance, thermal management, breathability, and particle filtration, and by adding functions such as sensing. The review finds strong potential for multifunctional nano-engineered textiles but highlights major barriers including scalability, durability, cost, …

Open any engineering blog this year and you'll run into the same brag: some company merging an absurd number of pull requests a week, most of them written by agents instead of people. Stripe ships over 1,000 PRs a week through something they call "Minions." Shopify has a Slack bot named River that co-authors one in eight merged PRs across the whole company. Uber says agents are now attributed to …

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