HEADLINES ARCHIVE

  • Exxon Mobil claims tech advances could double shale output

    “There’s just a lot of oil being left in the ground,” Chief Executive Officer Darren Woods said. “Fracking’s been around for a really long time, but the science of fracking is not well understood.”

  • New ultrasound methods to diagnose and treat conditions

    Ultrasound imaging, initially introduced as a diagnostic tool, has expanded its function through technological advancements.

  • Analyzing your fluid

    Learn how and when to conduct routine fluid analysis, which is a critical part of any preventive maintenance program.

  • Qnnect provides build-to-print, turn-key custom dewar solutions

    Qnnect offers the full range of capabilities to develop custom integrated dewar assemblies for the most demanding environments.

  • Filling the Florida gap for certified solar workers

    The first solar energy apprenticeship program registered with the U.S. Department of Labor has been launched in Florida.

  • Prospects for deep borehole disposal of nuclear waste in the UK

    While directional borehole disposal technology cannot completely negate the need for a central geological disposal facility, it can still play a key role in dealing with the national nuclear waste inventory.

  • Hydro turbine to augment wastewater treatment

    Processing wastewater and producing electricity are to be twin goals at a facility operated by Scottish Water.

  • WALTER launches new, regulation-compliant SLAP SHOT LOW-VOC cleaner and degreaser

    The degreaser delivers on productivity while also reducing harmful volatile organic compounds (VOCs) which negatively impact both worker health and the environment.

  • The largest floating solar farm in North America is now online

    The largest floating solar array in North America, consisting of 16,510 solar panels, is now operational in Short Hills, New Jersey.

  • Antenna simulation software for design and modeling

    Remcom's antenna simulation software provides engineers with powerful tools to shorten development time and release products to market sooner.

  • OKW’s ‘go-anywhere’ MINI-DATA-BOX plastic enclosures now in customized versions

    Now available in customized versions, these enclosures are perfect for applications including internet of things (IoT)/industrial IoT, automation, security/surveillance and environmental monitoring.

  • AGXX technology by Heraeus Precious Metals successfully tested on Aponix modules for vertical farming

    The product line for vertical farming protects against biofouling by using the innovative antimicrobial technology AGXX from Heraeus Precious Metals.

  • NORD develops intelligent heat recovery on machine tools to reduce the need for fossil fuel energy sources

    The innovative system utilizes heat generated from production machinery for climate control and water heating throughout a NORD manufacturing facility.

  • Marijuana-derived coating extends the shelf-life of strawberries

    CBD, the non-hallucinogenic compound derived from marijuana, was mixed with sodium alginate to arrive at the edible antimicrobial coating, according to the researchers.

  • The cold truth about polar ice and sea level rise

    Researchers consider the likely implications of accelerated Thwaites Glacier and Greenland ice sheet melting for sea level rise.

  • Renishaw reveals extra large tool setting arm for machine tools

    The latest addition to the company’s family of high-precision tool setting arms brings high-accuracy and broken tool detection to large CNC lathes.

  • Video: Electra Battery Materials rethinks EV supply chain

    With the development of their new Battery Materials Park, Electra Battery Materials brings the electric vehicle (EV) supply chain closer to North American auto manufacturers.

  • A clean hydrogen roadmap for the US

    Hydrogen is set to play a vital role in expanding and decarbonizing the national economy.

  • Cosen Saws vertical tilt-frame band saw lineup: Cutting solutions for every application

    These vertical band saw models continue to provide unmatched precision, efficiency and convenience while accommodating a wide range of cutting requirements.

  • JFrog and Atlassian simplify DevOps-centric security

    JFrog Xray data can now be surfaced in Jira, making software security and compliance an integrated part of developers’ workflows, and giving teams the confidence to deliver trusted releases with ease and speed.

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