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  • SCHURTER demonstrates sustainable innovation in 2022 Sustainability Report

    The report exemplifies strong initiatives toward a more sustainable future and showcases the company’s significant progress in achieving its goals set for 2036.

  • This self-decontaminating fabric could reduce PPE waste

    The material can self-decontaminate its surfaces using Joule heating, destroying viruses like SARS-CoV-2 in under 5 seconds while the opposite side of the fabric reportedly stays cool.

  • A look at long-term failure modes in metals

    Consider the factors responsible for fatigue, creep and other long-term failure modes.

  • What are amateur radio high frequency bands? A radio operator explains

    In terms of radio frequencies, the spectrum is divided into categories. In amateur radio, high frequency (HF) encompasses frequencies below 30 MHz, very high frequency (VHF) is from 30 MHz to 300 MHz, and 300 MHz to 3 GHz are ultra high frequencies (UHF). This article will discuss how and when to use each of the HF allocations.

  • Why V2H comes before V2G

    The grid will be hard-pressed to meet these EV energy requirements while transitioning to renewables, but ideas like vehicle-to-grid and vehicle-to-home can help.

  • First power produced at the largest offshore wind project

    Dogger Bank has started generating power and is supplying electricity to the U.K. national grid.

  • This PLatypus streamlines solar panel audits

    A new device cuts time and costs for inspections of solar installations after potentially damaging weather.

  • Zeus launches next-generation tubing for bioresorbable vascular scaffolds

    The tubing provides a highly customizable platform for design and offers an alternative to metallic products implanted permanently in the human body.

  • Avery Dennison launches new Cold Tough adhesive portfolio

    Designed in response to building and construction industry needs, the new portfolio saves application time and enhances performance in extreme temperatures.

  • Raise the intelligence of scanning electron microscopy

    New scanning electron microscopes incorporate the next level of intelligent technology and automation for ease of operation and fast, high-resolution imaging and analysis.

  • ARBURGadditive: Industrial 3D printing with Freeformer 750-3X and TiQ 2

    Arburg will present a comprehensive range of products for industrial additive manufacturing at Fakuma 2023.

  • Increasing coding literacy in elementary schools — Preparing for a tech-driven future

    While discussions on coding education often gravitate toward middle schools, high schools or even bootcamps for adults, there is growing evidence to suggest that foundational tech skills can — and perhaps should — be cultivated far earlier in the educational journey.

  • Trains that fly: How magnetic levitation works

    Magnetic levitation is anything but magic. Instead, it is an integral technology to truly high-speed train travel.

  • Cosen Saws exhibiting new sawing solutions at SOUTHTEC 2023

    New saw models designed to enhance productivity, accuracy and safety will be on display.

  • The 'perfect storm' driving MaaS adoption

    Mobility-as-a-service promises to alleviate two of the biggest transit challenges today - unprecedented urban congestion and passenger safety.

  • An efficient photovoltaics-driven desalination design

    By eliminating the need for energy storage units and DC to DC converters, this solar-driven approach to desalination offers a lower-cost route to stable water production.

  • Downsized EMC test chamber delivers big results

    The smaller-scale solution reflected in the recently developed SpaceSaver 26H electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) chamber offers a new approach in radio frequency shielding design.

  • This robot runs on light and radio waves

    The so-called MilliMobile features a solar panel-like energy harvesting device and travels on four wheels, traveling 30 feet an hour.

  • Geothermal energy keeps this transport hub cool

    Engineers are warming up to the use of geothermal energy for space cooling, as recently demonstrated in Spain.

  • Harvesting clean water from fog

    A specially coated metal mesh harvests water from fog and simultaneously removes pollutants.

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