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  • Report: A bright future for solar power

    In 2022, the world installed 239 GW of new solar, 45% more solar power capacity than the year before.

  • Single-walled carbon nanotubes for energy storage

    These structures show great potential in various energy-related applications, including supercapacitors, batteries, solar cells and hydrogen storage.

  • Salty hydrogel swigs water from air

    The superabsorbent material can soak up a record amount of moisture from the air across a range of humidity levels.

  • After dramatic failure, this SpaceX launch will be biggest yet

    Last April, SpaceX was forced to self-destruct its flagship rocket system after it lost control. Now, all eyes are on the company as it prepares for its next test flight.

  • ABB introduces a new motor for challenging industrial applications

    The AMI 5800 is a true NEMA design, which means that it meets both electrical performance requirements and mechanical mounting standards.

  • What to make of UAPs and UFOs

    We know the UAPs are real. It is all the other questions that remain unanswered.

  • Understanding stress vs strain in materials

    The recent implosion of the Titan submersible has brought up the discussion about material strength and how it is measured.

  • Explore climate datasets for the UK

    Users can digest the data in easy-to-use formats to improve decision making and inform the evolution of regional- or location specific plans.

  • Portable printed sensor simplifies water pollution monitoring

    The low-cost, 3D-printed sensor detects very low concentrations of pesticides in water.

  • A brief guide to high temperature coatings

    This article provides an overview of high temperature coating technologies available for operating temperatures from 200° F to 1,200° F (93° C to 649° C).

  • Video: Visit a virtual water-powered world

    This island has been engineered for educators, students, parents or anyone seeking to better understand water power.

  • A technique to cut metal testing complexity

    Metal cutting coupled with high-speed photography and new data analysis techniques offers an accessible method to explore metal behavior under extreme conditions.

  • Sensor swiftly spots COVID agents in indoor air

    Results are returned in about five minutes from a device that can also monitor for flu and other respiratory viruses.

  • Tailwind for even more clean energy

    Two wind turbines provide the electricity equivalent of around 340 households for use by Arburg.

  • Design trends of Li-ion batteries in medical devices

    As we continue to propel forward into modern technology, the design trends lean toward a small footprint and portability. This means the battery systems that power modern healthcare devices must follow suit.

  • Study: Mycelium shows promise as sustainable fire-retardant

    The team determined that a thermal protective char layer forms around the mycelium in response to fire exposure or radiant heat exposure. The longer and the higher the temperature at which mycelium char survives, the better its application as a fireproof material.

  • Raman lidar goes underwater to monitor oil

    The system can remotely distinguish various substances underwater, and can measure the thickness of oil up to 12 m away.

  • Lollipop-like device 'sweetens' throat swabs

    The device, which works in lieu of traditional throat swabs for strep throat, features a spoon-like stick with a spiral shaped grooved etched to capture bacteria, such as the kind associated with strep throat.

  • Discover Evident's revolutionary CIX100 inspection system in action

    Master manufacturing with CIX100 — Elevating standards with precision and reliability.

  • THK linear motion solutions offered worldwide

    THK: Accurate and reliable motion since 1971.

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