HEADLINES ARCHIVE

  • Automatic Emergency Braking Promised by 10 Automakers

    The safety technology could prevent or reduce the consequences by 80% due to rear-end collisions that cause 1,700 deaths and 500,000 injuries annually.

  • Virginia Tech Researchers Pioneer Materials Design Approach

    Research detail a model that enables fast and accurate prediction of novel alloy materials for efficient chemical conversions.

  • Ford to Pursue Single-Digit-Emission Diesel Vehicle

    Ford announced at the Frankfurt Auto Show a research program in cooperation with the German government and Aachen University to produce a family of diesel-like fuels.

  • Jaguar Land Rover Invest in Flagship Manufacturing Plant

    Latest investment raises total in Solihull plant to more than $950 million.

  • Robot Aces Self-Awareness Test

    Nao robot passes a wise-men puzzle proving it understood the problem.

  • Smart Cities Initiative Launched by White House and Corporations

    More than $160 million will fund the smart cities initiative announced by the White House on September 14.

  • Technology Turns Waste Paper into Sustainable Construction System

    Construction system that turns recycled fibers into high strength, easy-to-assemble building materials.

  • Steps to Correctly Select Water Treatment Systems

    Selections are sometimes made by owners and owner’s engineers who are not familiar with modern concepts and treatment methods.

  • Engineering Innovation May Lead to Carbon Capture Breakthrough

    Microcapsules filled with baking soda could offer an economical and effective capture method.

  • Safeguarding Intellectual Property in Manufacturing

    A variety of threats leave manufacturers struggling to find a balance between safeguarding their trade secrets and delivering safe, functional products.

  • Layering Delivers Graphene to 3D Form

    Researchers closer to transforming high-quality 2D graphene sheets into 3D macroscopic structures.

  • Innovation Could Lead to Less Expensive LIDAR for Automotive Use

    New laser solution can remove the biggest barrier for LIDAR—price.

  • IHS Offers Five-Year Outlook on Oil Market Volatility Drivers

    Key factors include withdrawal of Iranian sanctions, Chinese economic growth, U.S. crude production and exports, global oil refining industry development and freight rates.

  • NREL Signs Agreement with China’s National Utility

    Agreement includes research project coordination, energy systems integration, power market design, site visits and personnel exchanges.

  • U.S. Army Announces Cybersecurity Campus

    Redstone campus will help government agencies battle global cyber threats.

  • UPS Is Going Hybrid Electric

    UPS buys 125 hybrid electric delivery trucks in the U.S. and begins trials for range-extended vehicles in the UK.

  • LNG Ships on Order to Transport Shale Gas

    Mitsubishi Heavy Industries books orders for next-gen LNG carriers.

  • FAA Awards $100 Million for CLEEN II Development

    Eight companies receive contracts to lower aircraft fuel consumption, emissions and noise.

  • UConn Starts Work on Engineering and Science Facility

    Targeting the ability to expand and strengthen research programs, the new building will open in 2017.

  • China Light Vehicle Sales Outlook Dims, IHS Cuts 2015 Forecast

    Recent sales data suggests a significant rebound in light vehicle sales is unlikely in the coming months.

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