HEADLINES ARCHIVE

  • Researchers Develop Tool to Extract Meaning from Big Data

    Tool sorts data, retrieves meaningful knowledge from complex data sets.

  • Second Japanese Nuclear Reactor Restarts

    Sendai Unit 2 becomes the second reactor to restart after Japan idled its fleet following the March 2011 Fukushima accident.

  • Automotive Innovation Predicts Changes in Pedestrian Movement

    Hitachi/Clarion technology could prevent collisions by predicting changes in how pedestrians move.

  • Self-Driving Cars to Hit Ontario Roads

    Ontario will allow testing of self-driving cars on provincial roads starting in January 2016.

  • Boeing Unveils Digital Records Management Tool

    Digital records management now available to aid airline maintenance and possibly reduce costs.

  • Micro-lattice Material Could Aid Lightweighting Efforts

    When interwoven, the material can support heavy metals and plastics inside airplanes and auto bodies.

  • VW to Cut Investments, Develop Hybrid and Electric Vehicles

    Automaker plans $1.1 billion spending cut through 2019, and adopt SCR technology to control diesel emissions.

  • The Lab-on-Chip Revolution: Finding the Right Niche

    The field is on the verge of a major breakout across applications that range from medicine to oil production.

  • FAA to Test Drone Detection System at Selected U.S. Airports

    The U.S. agency will evaluate technology that can help detect unmanned aircraft systems near airports.

  • Ford Plans $1.8 Billion Investment in Chinese Auto Market

    Automaker plans to research how to bring “smart” features like smartphone connectivity and autonomous driving to its Chinese products.

  • Entergy to Close 680 MW Pilgrim Nuclear Power Plant

    The utility says the Massachusetts power plant will close by mid-2019 due to a combination of low natural gas prices and "market flaws."

  • Hackers Exploit Aircraft Security, EU Chief Says

    Aircraft are particularly vulnerable to cyberattack.

  • Volvo Chief Calls on U.S. to Create Rules for Self-Driving Cars

    Lack of federal guidelines puts the U.S. at risk of losing its lead in developing and testing self-driving cars.

  • Dream Chaser Prepares for 2016 Test Flights

    Multiple improvements made to the low Earth-orbit vehicle.

  • Flight Testing the Parrot Bebop Drone

    Our flight test engineer says that simple design and good camera optics both impress. But keep the drone out of the sun!

  • Variable Frequency Drives Push for Energy Savings

    The battle against high energy costs is being won by pairing motors with electronic devices known as variable frequency drives.

  • Dell Agrees to Buy EMC for $67 Billion

    Dell and EMC Corp. signed a definitive agreement under which Dell will acquire EMC.

  • 3D Systems and Penn State Research Direct Metal Printing

    Partnership will develop direct metal printing technology for DARPA

  • Water Utility Inaugurates Waste-to-Energy Project

    DC Water unveils $470 million project that generates up to 10 MW of electricity.

  • Russian Firm to Develop Pulse Detonation Engines for Aircraft

    Technology could allow up to a 50% improvement in fuel consumption.

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