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David Schneider

David Schneider

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Senior Editor, IEEE Spectrum

North Carolina

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Engineering , Science , Renewable Energy , Technology

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Total articles 139

  • Giacomo Puccini’s ‘La Bohème’: Why This Opera Endures

    By David Schneider Verified, David Schneider| The Wall Street Journal Verified Among the most goose-bump-inducing moments in opera is Mimì’s entrance in the duet that concludes the first act of Giacomo Puccini’s 1896 opera “La Bohème.” Rodolfo (tenor), a struggling poet, has found his muse in the poor, tubercular seamstress-grisette Mimì (soprano); his vocal crescendo ignites her into joining him in a mutual declaration of love. The parallel singing in this climax thrills with its power and passion.

    By David Schneider Verified, David Schneider · The Wall Street Journal

    Feb. 28, 2025

  • Map Hidden Structures With a $100 DIY Muon Tomographer

    By David Schneider Verified| IEEE Spectrum Verified In the mid-1960s, the Nobel Prize–winning physicist Luis Alvarez had a wild idea. He proposed using muons, highly penetrating subatomic particles created when cosmic rays strike Earth’s atmosphere, to search for hidden chambers within one of the pyramids of Giza. These muon particles are heavyweight cousins of electrons that travel close to the speed of light. They can penetrate through many meters of solid rock, including the limestone and granite blocks used to build the pyramids.

    By David Schneider Verified · IEEE Spectrum

    Feb. 24, 2025

  • Giacomo Puccini’s ‘La Bohème’: Why This Opera Endures

    By David Schneider Verified, David Schneider| The Wall Street Journal Verified Among the most goose-bump-inducing moments in opera is Mimì’s entrance in the duet that concludes the first act of Giacomo Puccini’s 1896 opera “La Bohème.” Rodolfo (tenor), a struggling poet, has found his muse in the poor, tubercular seamstress-grisette Mimì (soprano); his vocal crescendo ignites her into joining him in a mutual declaration of love. The parallel singing in this climax thrills with its power and passion.

    By David Schneider Verified, David Schneider · The Wall Street Journal

    Feb. 28, 2025

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IEEE Spectrum

The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) is a professional organization focused on advancing technology for the benefit of humanity. Established on January 1, 1963, through the merger of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers and the Institute of Radio Engineers, IEEE has a rich history dating back to 1884. It serves a diverse community of professionals, including engineers, researchers, and students. IEEE offers a variety of services, including publications, conferences, standards development, and educational resources. Its publications encompass numerous journals and magazines, providing access to the latest research in electrical engineering, electronics, and computer science. The organization hosts global conferences and workshops to facilitate networking and knowledge sharing. Additionally, IEEE develops technology standards that promote interoperability and safety across industries. Members benefit from exclusive content, networking opportunities, and professional development tools, including online courses and certifications.

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Founded: 1884