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Meet the ZP4 — The industry's most compact circumferential piston pump
This innovative approach eliminates the risk of product zone contamination from pump wear, ensuring the integrity of sensitive liquids in sanitary environments.
Green Energy Season 2024 (April 28 - May 4)
Limiting the extent of climate change and mitigating its effects is a big job. But its one tasked to a global population of engineers, who are conceiving and building myriad solutions.
Triple-junction solar cells reach new efficiency record
The notable performance and stability of these photovoltaic devices is attributed to the inclusion of cyanate in their structure.
Achieving maximum EMC shielding with a minimum size
The UNI Dicht TRI achieves maximum screening attenuation across the entire frequency range due to its patented triangle spring that enables 360° bonding with the cable shield over a large area.
Precision measurement in harsh conditions
Sensors that are rugged and durable in harsh environments are the sole solution to surpass other existing options in the market that may not be suited for the toughest applications.
Take a flying ferry to work
An electric hydrofoil ferry will provide daily transport to the Manapouri Power Station across Lake Manapouri in New Zealand.
Electrocatalytic extermination of waterborne PFAS
An electrocatalytic process based on nanocatalysts effectively and economically remediates these "forever chemicals."
Arburg at Chinaplas 2024: Allrounder 1600 T automated rotary table application for the mobility sector
The combination of rotary table machine and automated parts handling produces a high-end application that is extremely attractive for many industries.
Key thermal interface materials for intelligent computing and network development
These thermal interface materials effectively dissipate heat in AI servers, 5G micro base stations, Wi-Fi 7 network routers, AI computers, AI smartphones and more.
AI trained to identify COVID-19 in lung ultrasound images
The artificial intelligence (AI)-driven technology works like facial recognition software, identifying signs of COVID-19 and other pulmonary diseases in the ultrasound images of lungs.
Sodium battery relies on salt for safety
This sodium battery chemistry significantly reduces fire risks while also relying on inexpensive, abundant materials.
New retractable submerged pumps
These pumps offer the advantage of easy maintenance without the need for tank draining and reclamation.
AI-powered asset integrity solution launched by Imrandd
The company’s propriety monitoring and intervention ALERT software has been designed to go beyond traditional approaches to routine asset integrity monitoring.
Brewer Science earns GreenCircle Certification for zero waste to landfill for ninth consecutive year
This is the first and only company in the semiconductor and microelectronics industry to achieve GreenCircle Certification – Zero Waste to Landfill.
Choosing the right pH meter: Key considerations for accurate and reliable measurements
Consider these factors in selecting the optimal pH meter for a specific application.
Enhance critical metal parts with electropolishing
Discover the deburring, microfinishing and other benefits of the electropolishing processes offered by Able Electropolishing.
New AI algorithm makes predictions about both life and death
Wherever there is training data, the researchers suggested, there is an opportunity for making predictions about human lives.
New AI data logger developed by Phoenix International
The high-performance storage system can acquire data at speeds that exceed what a traditional embedded system can sustain.
Researchers in Maine aim to recycle wind turbine blades as 3D printing material
The project, dubbed “Blades for Large-Format Additive Manufacturing,” proposes taking wind turbine blades destined for the landfill and repurposing them as feedstock materials for 3D printing.
Video: Digital twin mirrors Earth’s water cycle
A deeper understanding of conditions related to floods, droughts and other extreme water-related events can be achieved with new digital twin Earth models of the terrestrial water cycle.