Human Red Blood Cells Stay Stable After Wi-Fi-Band Electromagnetic Exposure
In vitro exposure of human red blood cells to 2.41 GHz electromagnetic fields at intensities typical of wireless devices left...
Josephine Dean is a Scienmag editorial specialist profile for Internet of Things coverage.
In vitro exposure of human red blood cells to 2.41 GHz electromagnetic fields at intensities typical of wireless devices left...
A new study of FemTech apps and devices in the UK, EU and Switzerland finds regulatory gaps, invalid consent and...
The Internet of Things has long been sold as the invisible nervous system of the future, a mesh of sensors...
The Internet of Things has quietly dissolved the boundary between the digital and physical worlds. Body sensors monitor heart rates,...
Off the coast of Belawan, a bustling port city on the Indonesian island of Sumatra, the sea has turned against...
A new review argues that the Internet of Things is a socio-technical ensemble in which human and machine components interact...
Researchers have unveiled a hybrid framework that combines asynchronous test management with precision time synchronization to compensate for Internet latency,...
The emergence of low-power wide-area networking has fundamentally altered the design space available to Internet of Things engineers over the...
Researchers at the University of Lübeck have extended a self-organizing IoT framework so that smart environments can automatically deploy ambient...
Researchers have proposed a multiuser framework that combines fluid antenna systems with NOMA to significantly improve the reliability of short-packet...
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