In the November issue of the IEEE Spectrum magazine, read about rewiring the brain to smell again, the long road to cleaner transportation, 6G's achilles' heel, and more.
Rewiring the Brain to Smell Again
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“Richard Costanzo stands beside a mannequin head sporting spectacles decked with electronics and holds a vial of blue liquid up to a tiny sensor. This is a partial demonstration of a concept he's been working on for decades: a neuroprosthetic for smell…” |
The Long Road to Cleaner Transportation
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“Electric vehicles have finally come of age. The total cost of purchasing and driving one–the cost of ownership–has fallen nearly to parity with a typical gasoline-fueled cars..” |
The Peer-to-Peer Internet
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“When the COVID-19 pandemic erupted, the world made an unprecedented shift to remote work. As a precaution, some Internet providers scaled back service levels temporarily. But in areas without the same level of investment in network infrastructure, the picture was less rosy…” |
Fixing 6G's Achilles' Heel
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“Today, as engineers roll out 5G and plan for 6G wireless, they find themselves at a crossroads. They're beginning to realize that they are approaching the practical limits of transmitter and receiver efficiency…” |
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