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These Hydro Dams Could Fall Under $400M Proposal
Copco 1 dam. Credit: Molly Peterson/KQEDSuicide Barrier Under Construction at the Golden Gate Bridge
Artist's rendering of suicide barrier. Credit: Golden Gate Bridge DistrictWatch the World's Most Fuel-Efficient Vehicle
The Duke Electric Vehicles Team and Maxwell. Source: Duke University
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How Will the Gig Economy Affect Engineering Careers?
A look at career freelancers, opportunities for engineers in the gig economy and the plusses and negatives of this career path.
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Euchner’s Decentralized, Hybrid Approach to Machine Safety
Prevention or reduction of industrial accidents involving workers and machinery are manageable with appropriate safety procedures, controls and products.
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Bending Spaghetti to Better Understand Crack Formations and Control Fractures
How pasta bending could enhance multifiber structures, engineered nanotubes and even microtubules in cells.
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Lithium Metal Batteries Double the Performance, Improve Safety
The longer-lasting batteries could be drop-in replacements for current lithium-ion technology.
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Medical Grade Ethernet Magnetics Help with Healthcare Safety in Equipment
Pulse Electronics has introduced a new part qualified to UL 60601 standard.
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Mazak to Showcase Hybrid Additive and Subtractive Processing Machines at IMTS 2018
Mazak will display their new Done In One® part-processing machines at IMTS 2018 with their new Hybrid Multi-tasking series. These new machine tools combine additive and subtractive processes into a single machine so that complex parts can be manufactured in a single setup and program.
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Study: Some Public Servants More Likely to Feel the Heat of Global Warming Than Others
Some government workers may feel “the heat” of rising temperatures associated with global warming than workers in other industries, according to research from MIT and Harvard University.
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Chips, Sensors and Lasers Used to Study Antibiotic Resistant Bacteria
Researchers are attempting to develop methods to battle bacteria resistance and the latest development comes from the Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology Graduate University (OIST).
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Scientists Reveal Possible Method for Removing CO2 from the Atmosphere
In search of a method for removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, thereby slowing the rate of global warming, a team of scientists led by Professor Ian Power of Trent University, Ontario, Canada, has discovered a possible solution.
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Standard Wi-Fi Can Detect Bombs, Weapons and Chemicals in Bags
To operate, the system needs a Wi-Fi device, outfitted with two or three antennas, that can be incorporated into existing Wi-Fi networks.
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4 Common Home Heating Problems (And How to Solve Them)
Labor Day may be the unofficial end of summer and the autumnal equinox the official end, but for many of us in colder climates the true end of summer that we feel in our bones happens whenever we first turn on the furnace for another year. Other than that initial tinge of sadness (or maybe happiness) at the acknowledgement that winter is not far off, as long as the furnace kicks on the way it's supposed to, there's no need to give it another thought. But what about when the furnace doesn't work?
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These Hydro Dams Could Fall Under $400M Proposal
Removing the dams and power stations would reestablish a free-flowing river for the first time in more than 100 years.
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Watch the World's Most Fuel-Efficient Vehicle
ELECTRICAL COMPONENTSGuinesss World Records has confirmed that a hydrogen fuel cell car engineered at Duke University is the most fuel-efficient vehicle ever operated.
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How Will the Gig Economy Affect Engineering Careers?
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