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The list of everyday technologies pioneered or developed by the military before being adapted to civilian applications is a lengthy one: GPS, microwave ovens, jet engines, and radar are just some common examples.

Possibly as early as before the end of this decade every new car on the road will be connected to every other new car on the road.

In light of the recent high profile disclosures of cyber surveillance, there is increased political momentum in the U.S. and EU to control the export of particular cyber technology products and services.

The sewing needle holds a special place in history. From its ancient beginnings where a precursor device was used to pierce skins and thread thin strips of hide or sinew together...

On Tuesday, June 2, CleanEdge, in association with Wells Fargo and the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center among others, released its annual U.S. Clean Tech Leadership Index.

We are excited to share that ZwitterCo, a start-up company harnessing the properties of zwitterions — molecules with an equal number of positively- and negatively...

Last week, a bipartisan coalition in the House of Representatives voted in favor of HR 5120, the Department of Energy Laboratory Modernization and Technology Transfer Act of 2014.

As battery storage technology advances and applications multiply, the critical question shifts from capability to strategic prioritization. While tax credits face new restrictions and market conditions evolve, one underutilized application stands out: integrating battery energy storage systems into long-term transmission planning under FERC Order 1920 to modernize grid infrastructure and optimize renewable energy delivery.

Today’s New York State Register includes a Notice of Proposed Rule Making from the New York State Department of Financial Services (the "NYSDFS") regarding the regulation of virtual currency ("Regulation of the Conduct of Virtual Currency Businesses," No. DFS-29-14-00015-P).

3D Printing has been a hot subject on this blog lately. Our friends over at the Drug and Device Law blog are no stranger to the subject either.

UC San Diego's newly launched Institute for Applied Health Intelligence represents a significant institutional commitment to embedding AI and digital technology into healthcare delivery and pharmaceutical research. The institute unifies experts across six academic schools to leverage multiomics datasets, electronic health records, and machine learning for scalable patient outcomes. This development exemplifies the maturation of AI from theoretical tool to core infrastructure in clinical practice and drug di

Last Thursday, the House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Health held a hearing to explore how technology can be harnessed to improve patient care.

Mobile health (mHealth) technologies continue to expand in application and implementation. Over the past decade, the breadth of these technologies has grown.

This publication provides timely information on implementation of the Affordable Care Act, Congressional initiatives affecting the health care industry, and federal and state health regulatory developments.

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office for Civil Rights (OCR) released a new set of Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) FAQs building upon prior guidance from OCR.

Big Data — the ability to collect, process, and interpret massive amounts of information — has reached health care.

In the 114th Congress, there is reason to believe the momentum for policy to address telehealth will only continue, if not increase in pace.