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Inside the engineering challenge of FMVSS 127
Automotive

Inside the engineering challenge of FMVSS 127

Vbox Automotive’s principal engineer for ADAS testing, Wesley Hulshof, was a member of the Euro NCAP Technical Working Group that developed the original AEB test protocol adopted in 2013. He has spent the last two decades working in active safety at TRL, Thatcham, Siemens and AB Dynamics. In a white paper available now, he provides

Dedicated river valley space for homeless encampments debated in Edmonton - Edmonton
Canada

Dedicated river valley space for homeless encampments debated in Edmonton – Edmonton

Alberta’s capital city is no stranger to homelessness and it’s something the Edmonton River Valley Conservation Coalition wants to address. “People are going to camp. People are camping, so why criminalize them?” asks Kristine Kowalchuk, chair of the ERVCC. The coalition calls Edmonton’s temporary shelter prohibition inhumane and says the city’s public spaces by-law urgently

FSU Dean Thomas Blomberg honored for lifetime of impact on criminal justice policy
Crime & Justice

FSU Dean Thomas Blomberg honored for lifetime of impact on criminal justice policy

A career dedicated to translating research into policy and practice has earned Thomas G. Blomberg, dean of Florida State University’s College of Criminology and Criminal Justice, the 2026 August Vollmer Award from the American Society of Criminology (ASC). Widely regarded as one of the field’s highest honors, the award recognizes an individual whose “scholarship and

Investing in Europe’s next growth engine
Europe

Investing in Europe’s next growth engine

Economy & Business Europe Econographics October 2, 2026 • 10:15 am ET Print this page By Charles Lichfield This article is part of a series published by the Atlantic Council’s GeoEconomics Center examining how Central and Eastern Europe can navigate the profound shifts underway in European trade and industrial policy. Read the first and second

Lunar Surface Technology
Technology

Lunar Surface Technology

NASA’s lunar surface infrastructure technologies will enable long-duration exploration and science missions for the Moon Base at the lunar South Pole with Artemis. Similar to when we build a new neighborhood here on Earth, we’ll need abundant power, water, landing pads and roads, and other foundational elements to support America’s long-term presence on the Moon. To

FBI arrests Energy Department employee accused of attempting to support Houthis
Politics

FBI arrests Energy Department employee accused of attempting to support Houthis

The FBI arrested a Department of Energy (DOE) employee Thursday at the Hanford, Wash., nuclear site under suspicion of trying to aid the Iranian-backed Houthi terrorist group in Yemen, according to the Justice Department.  Ashton Hamed Ellaboudy, 51, of Richland, Wash., was charged with “attempting to provide material support or resources to the Houthis” after…

This suitcase-sized spacecraft could hear the universe before stars existed
Science

This suitcase-sized spacecraft could hear the universe before stars existed

A satellite no bigger than a small carry on suitcase could help scientists investigate one of the least understood periods in cosmic history: the roughly 150 million years of darkness before the universe’s first stars began to shine. Developed in the UK, the spacecraft is called CosmoCube. An international research team led by the University

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