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A Call To Arms: Scientists Use Biotech Tools To Crack Open Zika’s Genetic Code
Officials have begun spraying insecticide in a 10-square-mile area north of downtown Miami this week to eradicate Zika-carrying mosquitoes, but researchers still must answer many of the most...
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Tech Eases Strain in Costliest Cities For Expats
Global mobility may be glamorous and adventurous for those who want to work abroad. But for companies, an expanding workforce across borders can have its price, especially in the 10 most expensive...
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New Digital Company Attacks Hard-To-Kill Cancer With Software
No one illustrates the promise of cell therapy better than a little girl named Emily Whitehead. She was just 5 years old when she got sick with a common type of childhood cancer called acute...
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En Garde!: Chris Holmes’ Daughter Is Ready To Fight Olympians With A Steely...
Of the many GE employees traveling to Rio for the 2016 Olympic Games this month, few are as anxious and as hopeful as Chris Holmes.Sure, Holmes’ co-workers will be under plenty of pressure. GE machines...
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A Call To Arms: Scientists Use Biotech Tools To Crack Open Zika’s Genetic Code
Officials have begun spraying insecticide in a 10-square-mile area north of downtown Miami this week to eradicate Zika-carrying mosquitoes, but researchers still must answer many of the most...
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Inaction On Climate Change Is Costing Us Lives And Money
Peter LaPuma, professor of environmental and occupational health at George Washington University, sits down with GE Reports to discuss society’s “inevitable transition to cleaner energy sources,” and...
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Good Pill Hunting: How Biotech Fell In Love With Beantown
Boston has a long history of medical breakthroughs going all the way back to Onesimus, an African slave who introduced Cotton Mather to inoculation during a smallpox epidemic in 1721. This was seven...
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5 Coolest Things On Earth This Week
This week we learned about an ingenious English bar owner who built a Faraday cage around his watering hole to disconnect customers’ cellphones, plus a tool developed at Brown University that can study...
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Try This At Home! This Kid Built An Incredibly Detailed Model Of A Boeing 777...
Luca Iaconi-Stewart says he’s “a crazy guy who loves aviation.” That might be an understatement. The 24-year-old spent the last seven years in his parent’s house building an exquisitely precise replica...
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En Garde!: Chris Holmes’ Daughter Is Ready To Fight Olympians With A Steely...
Of the many GE employees traveling to Rio for the 2016 Olympic Games this month, few are as anxious and as hopeful as Chris Holmes.Sure, Holmes’ co-workers will be under plenty of pressure. GE machines...
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Face It, You’re A Worse Driver Than An Autonomous Car
Companies are diligently testing driverless vehicles to bring to the mass market. While some lawmakers and members of the public have questions about the technology, Bernard Meyerson, chief innovation...
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Keep Calm And Carry On: This Software Code Can Protect Subsea Rigs From...
As a senior robotics and machine-to-machine systems scientist, Judith Guzzo spends most of her days in a lab at GE’s Global Research Center in upstate New York. But in late June, she broke out the...
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Nuts For Bolts: Claudia Meyer Makes Art From Machine Parts
Artist Claudia Meyer isn’t your typical Parisian artist. She has spent the last eight years working out of a studio based inside a factory located in the industrial Paris suburb of La Courneuve, far...
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A Winning Idea: How The Cloud Helps Olympic Athletes Avoid Injury
For most Olympic athletes, the biggest fear is not failing to win a gold medal but falling victim to a last-minute injury that destroys years of hard work and endless hours of practice. But doctors...
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5 Coolest Things On Earth This Week
Here at GE Reports, we’ve heard about “neural dust,” but we’ve never seen a single mote. Until now. The technology, which may have profound implications for our brains, bodies and who we are as...
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Forget Self-Driving Cars: Autonomous Trucks, Trains And Ships Will Transform...
Will self-driving trucks, trains or ships make it to the mass market before autonomous cars? Automation can improve the efficiency of the freight and transportation industries, which will be good news...
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If Two Countries Waged Cyber War On Each Other, Here’s What To Expect
The scale of cyber attacks on companies are becoming more threatening. What would happen after an assault on a nation’s grid? An interconnected world has made us more susceptible to the dangers of a...
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Keeping Guinness On Speed Dial: Here’s How GE Turbines Can Push Record...
Red Auerbach, the Boston Celtics’ legendary coach, said that all records were made to be broken. GE, which is moving its headquarters to Beantown, should feel right at home.GE technology has been...
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Could We Upload A Brain To A Computer – And Should We Even Try?
Physicist Richard Jones explains transferring one’s mind to a computer could be possible in a few decades, but that doesn’t mean we should. Is this something that’s best imagined in science fiction?...
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Frontier Medicine: GE Acquires Biosafe to Advance Cell Therapy
Cell therapy is the next great frontier in medicine. The treatment, which removes and, in some cases, genetically modifies cells and then places them into a patient, holds amazing potential to fight...
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