IEEE Access

IEEE Access

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IEEE Access is a multidisciplinary, open access journal covering all IEEE fields of interest. Its hallmarks are rapid, quality peer review, with a submission-to-publication time of 4 to 6 weeks. https://ieeeaccess.ieee.org/

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Engineering has always been bigger than borders. The challenges we face today—from sustainable energy to AI and resilient infrastructure—require ideas, expertise, and global collaboration. Let’s continue building not only better technologies, but also a more connected future.

Long before spaceflight became reality, Tsiolkovsky imagined what engineering could make possible beyond Earth. His vision reminds us that engineering is not simply about building what we can imagine today. It is about expanding the boundaries of what is possible.

More than a century later, Diesel’s words remind us that engineering is not only about solving the problems of today. It is about recognizing possibilities that others may overlook. Foresight, curiosity, and courage to challenge convention remain among our most powerful tools.

Science and engineering are built on continuous discovery. Every new insight challenges assumptions, refines our understanding, and drives the innovations that shape the future.

A new development from Unigrid aims to deliver safer, lower-cost, and more sustainable energy storage using abundant material. This advance could help power everything from grid-scale storage to future electric mobility: bit.ly/4wMZ3hQ

Innovation often begins long before every detail is understood. Engineering advances by questioning, experimenting, and building. Expanding knowledge one discovery at a time.

Engineering and science turn uncertainty into understanding. Every discovery, every innovation, and every breakthrough begins with the pursuit of knowledge, helping us build a smarter, safer, and more resilient future.

A proposed deployment of SMR-300 small modular reactors could provide up to 680 MW of clean electricity for U.S. data centers, highlighting how advanced nuclear technology may play a key role in powering the next generation of AI infrastructure: bit.ly/4wacXJy

bit.lyDual SMR-300 reactors to boost US Gulf South grid with 680 MW powerSMR-300 reactors producing 680 MW could support AI data centers and industry across the US Gulf South under a new evaluation plan.

The greatest breakthroughs often begin by questioning what we think we know. Curiosity, creativity, and a willingness to challenge assumptions continue to drive the discoveries that shape our future. What's the most recent assumption you challenged? bit.ly/3Ui38vO

This new humanoid robot is designed to collaborate safely with humans, using AI and human-aware design to reduce physical strain during demanding tasks like lifting and material handling. A fascinating step toward more intelligent human-robot teamwork: bit.ly/4fU0K5U

bit.lyNew humanoid adapts to human movement to reduce workplace injuriesNew ergoCub humanoid robot adapts to human movements, reducing back strain and making collaborative lifting safer and smarter.

Researchers have transformed ordinary machine knitting into programmable, shape-shifting textiles that can snap between stable forms and function as switches and sensors, opening possibilities for wearable technology, soft robotics, & adaptive materials: bit.ly/4wg1zfn

We would like to congratulate our Exceptional Reviewers who were selected for their outstanding efforts throughout 2025 in providing thorough, valuable feedback on article submissions during the peer review process. Thank you for your hard work! View all Exceptional Reviewers: lnkd.in/eTePa28S

Ideas have value. Knowledge has power. But progress happens when action follows. Whether in engineering, science, business, or life, the gap between possibility and achievement is bridged by execution. Innovation belongs to those who turn thinking into doing.

Researchers have developed a new approach to turn seawater into drinking water without producing the toxic brine waste that conventional desalination plants generate. This innovation could help expand access to clean water while reducing impacts on ecosystems: bit.ly/4w0wblk

Every innovation begins as an idea. Through creativity, persistence, and engineering, those ideas take flight and become the technologies that shape our world. Here's to the engineers who transform imagination into reality every day.

What if the best way to prevent robot traffic jams is a little randomness? Researchers found that robot swarms moving along perfectly can create bottlenecks. Adding small deviations helps reduce congestion and keeps the group moving more efficiently: bit.ly/4gwdT6X