HEADLINES ARCHIVE

  • New approach verifies authenticity of COVID-19 vaccines

    The new approach involves handheld spatially offset Raman spectroscopy (SORS) for rapidly authenticating unopened vials of COVID-19 vaccines.

  • Aluminum-ion batteries: Are they the post-lithium power option?

    The aluminum-ion battery is poised to supplant lithium-ion technology because of its potential to change the way energy is stored.

  • A salty system for keeping computers cool

    The passive thermal management process is based on the use of water containing the salt lithium bromide.

  • Wicking well scrubs solids from groundwater

    The technology targets dissolved solids in groundwater, such as metals and other ionic elements, which can pose environmental and health hazards.

  • Fast charging battery broadens EV range

    Fast charging and extended range are in store for electric vehicles (EVs) with new lithium-silicon battery cells developed by Ionblox.

  • NORD Drivesystems charts a path toward a more sustainable future

    Sustainability issues are being addressed by the company through five main fields of action.

  • Device-based firewall profile added to CIP Security to further protect Ethernet/IP networks

    ODVA has announced that Common Industrial Protocol (CIP) Security, the cybersecurity network extension for EtherNet/IP, has added a new device-based firewall for enhanced intrusion deterrence.

  • Stainless steel AC inverter-duty gearmotors are rated IP-69K

    These units are designed to operate in wet, dusty, washdown environments, or where equipment is subject to particularly intensive high-pressure cleaning.

  • Lubrizol launches Carbopol polymers for nutraceuticals with new EU food grade approval

    The use of Carbopol as an additive for liquid and solid food supplements in the EU has been approved.

  • Are food delivery drones the future?

    With advancements in technology, food delivery services have evolved to become faster, more efficient and convenient for consumers. One of the latest innovations in this industry is the use of drones for food delivery.

  • New nanocellulose-based aerogel film promises to keep buildings cooler

    The new nanocellulose aerogel film offers powerful solar scattering and infrared emissivity, subsequently making the material highly effective for passive cooling during the summer months.

  • How AI is optimizing solar thermal energy

    The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into solar thermal technology promises a relationship that enhances operational efficiency, reliability and energy output.

  • Motors Make it Move (Dec. 10-16)

    Electric motors play an integral role in manufacturing and industry, motion control and material handling, fluid control and transfer, energy and transportation. Here's our ode to the most critical machine out there.

  • Cargo ship to cruise with WindWings

    These solid wing sails offer up to a 30% average fuel reduction for bulk carriers, tankers and other large shipping vessels on global routes by combining wind propulsion with route optimization.

  • Forecasting North America’s renewable energy future

    The U.S. and Canada are projected to invest $12 trillion on grid capacity and renewables by 2050.

  • FPT Industrial powers the 2024 Best Utility “Tractor of the Year” with its F36 engine

    The engine for light and midrange applications above 56 kW (75 hp) delivers high performance and low operating costs with a very compact layout.

  • EMUGE-FRANKEN USA introduces MultiTOOL program for a complete threadmaking solution

    The threadmaking solution includes versatile, affordable high-quality taps, thread mills and drills that are ideal for a wide range of materials in high-mix, low volume job shop applications.

  • G&H achieves double ISO14001:2015 certification, demonstrating commitment to environmental excellence

    The precision optics and photonics solutions provider earned ISO14001:2015 certification for its environmental management system at not one, but two of its U.K. facilities.

  • These robots are cleaning up waterways in Singapore

    Uncrewed surface vehicles from Weston Robot, a manufacturer of robots, have been deployed to Marina Bay in Singapore to clean up garbage in the water autonomously.

  • AI is reshaping the workplace — But what does it mean for the health and well-being of workers?

    The rapid rate of AI adoption is putting workplaces at risk of overlooking its potentially adverse impacts, particularly those that could impact the health and well-being of workers.

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