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Michael Koziol is an associate editor at IEEE Spectrum where he covers everything telecommunications. He graduated from Seattle University with bachelor's degrees in English and physics, and earned his master's degree in science journalism from New York University.

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U.N. Kills Any Plans to Use Mercury as a Rocket Propellant

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Wireless Worries Overshadow Triumphs of RF Research

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Michael Koziol

U.N. Kills Any Plans to Use Mercury as a Rocket Propellant

Startup Apollo Fusion was building thrusters that could have contaminated the upper atmosphere with the toxic metal

Wireless Worries Overshadow Triumphs of RF Research

A leading expert in radio-frequency dosimetry dissects distress over 5G—and the differences between exposure and dosage

3G’s Sunset Takes Aging Cars and Medical Devices With It

AT&T’s network shutdown is only the beginning

Trending Stories

Before Ships Used GPS, There was the Fresnel Lens

Maple Seeds Inspire Efficient Spinning Microdrone

Tony Fadell: The Nest Thermostat Disrupted My Life