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The potential for increased EV use to clear the air in the US
A combination of strategies will be needed to attain both electrification and decarbonization endpoints.
Food grade epoxy features enhanced chemical resistance
The two-component, moderate heat-cured epoxy system offers chemical resistance to a range of bases and solvents.
Artificial surfaces use spikes, not chemicals, to destroy viruses
The artificial surface is composed of silicon and reportedly features a series of tiny spikes that can damage the structure of viruses on contact, according to its developers.
Paving the way for sustainable AI innovations of the future
Artificial intelligence (AI) is the transformative technology of our time. Here, we look at how Infineon enables, powers and uses AI for the benefit of all.
Team aims to develop a spray coating that protects vineyard grapes from wildfire smoke
To avoid the so-called “off” taste of wine produced from grapes exposed to wildfire smoke, researchers are attempting to develop a coating that can be applied to grapes in the vineyard.
Nanofiber-coated cotton bandages fight infections, increase wound healing
The Cornell University team explained that the new cotton bandage promises to help combat bacterial infections and heal chronic wounds.
Underwater robot promises to autonomously reduce biofouling on ships
The researchers suggest that ScrubMarine promises to cut fuel costs, reduce maintenance needs and minimize environmental impact for ships, boats and submarines.
Tiny earrings promise to track stress, periods and more
Dubbed Thermal Earrings, the wireless wearable is designed to discretely monitor the health of the wearer.
E-Lectric audiogram series, episode 2: EV protect
Listen to learn about H.B. Fuller’s line of EV Protect adhesives provided by Ellsworth Adhesives.
New 'electronic skin' monitors nine markers of stress
The wearable device, dubbed CARES, which stands for consolidated artificial-intelligence-reinforced electronic skin, is as advertised: an electronic skin.
What’s new in biomimetic materials?
This article is not about worshiping dirt, or becoming one with the forest, but rather turning to biology to find inspirations for design.
New patch measures tumor size
The new approach for measuring tumors just underneath the skin involves application of a skin patch that can constantly monitor the tumor’s size via software that runs on a smartphone.
Team creates new hybrid superamphiphobic anti-corrosion and anti-icing coating
The researchers described the hybrid coating as exhibiting both superhydrophobic and superoleophobic properties.
NORD exhibits rugged, reliable solutions at GEAPS Exchange
NORD’s modular product line includes industrial gear units with output torques up to 2,495,900 lb-in, electric motors with explosion protection, and an innovative, compact screw conveyor package.
Video: A design to block the boom of supersonic flight
The NASA X-59 quiet supersonic aircraft is expected to fly at 1.4 times the speed of sound, or 925 mph, while generating a quieter sonic thump.
Machine learning-based flaw detection during additive manufacturing
A new method for analyzing and monitoring data collected during powder bed fusion 3D printing allows for detection of flaws and anomalies early in the build process.
What are calibration standards? Best electrochemistry practices for using them
Discover the role of certified buffers and conductivity standards in measuring pH accurately.
"Bone bandage" created by KAIST team
Researchers from Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology (KAIST) have developed a piezoelectric material that encourages the growth of bone tissue, which is a typically complex process.
What's the safest seat on a plane?
Here's a hint: consider exit doors, impact zones and fuel storage.
Delta again earns Double A-List ratings by CDP for substantial contributions to climate change and water security
The company achieved double "A" scores in the 2023 Climate Change and Water Security reports of the Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP) for the third time.