In the April issue of the IEEE Spectrum magazine, read about how DNA and AI facial reconstruction cracked a cold case, surprisingly green semiconductors, what it will take to electrify road transport, and more.
Finding Somerton Man: How DNA and AI Facial Reconstruction Cracked a Cold Case
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“The DNA analysis that police use for standard crime-solving relies on only 20 to 25 short tandem repeats of DNA. That's fine for police, who mostly do one-to-one matches to determine whether the DNA recovered at a crime scene matches a suspect's DNA…” |
Is Hydrogen the Next Jet Fuel?
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“The aviation industry, responsible for some 2.5 percent of global carbon emissions, has committed to net-zero emissions by 2050. Getting there will require several routes, including sustainable fuels, hybrid-electric engines, and battery-electric aircraft…” |
These Semiconductors Are Surprisingly Green
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“Can advanced semiconductors cut emissions of greenhouse gases enough to make a difference in the struggle to halt climate change? The answer is a resounding yes. Such a change is actually well underway…” |
Straight Talk on the EV Transition
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“The EV transition is harder than anyone thinks. Clueless policymakers, skeptical consumers, greedy sutomakers—and the tech isn't ready either…” |
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