HEADLINES ARCHIVE

  • Video: Euclid launches on its search for dark matter

    During its six-year mission, Euclid will survey one third of the sky with unprecedented accuracy and sensitivity in its search for dark matter, dark energy and the origins of the universe.

  • Can saline water keep power plants cool?

    Brackish groundwater offers potential to replace fresh water to cool fossil fuel-fired power plants, but at a cost.

  • Watch how this autosampler simplifies bioprocess data acquisition

    Automated storage of samples in a predefined location is realized with the aid of bioprocess control software in a scheme that reduces the risk for human error.

  • The next WAT+ load cell offers more versatility, accuracy and measurement stability for narrow web applications

    The load cell range is engineered for tension measurement for composites, wire and cable, converting, packaging, labelling and battery manufacturing applications.

  • Operating principles, calculations of wind turbines

    In a world where the urgent need for sustainable energy solutions is ever-present, wind energy is one of the renewable sources that is paving the way for sustainable power generation and reducing greenhouse gas emissions. And wind turbines are at the forefront of technologies helping to harness wind energy.

  • Measuring thermal expansion in solids

    To understand thermal stresses, one must examine thermal expansion. Heat added to a material increases the vibrations in the atoms, causing them to take up more physical space. Therefore, the material actually grows in size as it is heated.

  • All About Bearings (July 23-29)

    Whether it's in industrial applications, transportation systems or everyday household appliances, rotary bearings are vital for efficient and reliable operation.

  • Researchers seek to boost supply chains by recovering valuable materials from water

    To obtain the materials needed to manufacture products such as batteries, magnets in electric motors, catalysts, nuclear reactors and other carbon-free energy technologies, the team is calling water an overlooked potential source of said materials.

  • IMC launches new data acquisition software studio

    For test engineers working with IMC data acquisition (DAQ) systems and data loggers, this new version boosts usability and efficient workflow for both new and experienced users.

  • Video: First space-to-Earth transmission of solar power

    While the test did not transfer a useful amount of power, it validates the ability to precisely target a power beam over great distances.

  • Magnetic bacteria pull uranium from water

    A type of bacteria present in most aquatic environments has been demonstrated to remove uranium from contaminated water.

  • A botanical fix for pharma pollutants in wastewater

    A plant-based metal organic framework efficiently captures and degrades pharmaceutical molecules found in local municipal wastewater.

  • Video: A guide to planning asteroid mining missions

    A new web-based tool simplifies the search for near-Earth asteroids that pose promising targets for resources essential in space manufacturing.

  • Prospects advance for practical magnesium metal batteries

    A new activation strategy enables efficient cycling of the metal using commercially available electrolytes, offering scope for the design of practical magnesium batteries.

  • "Merce," the around-the-world 1961 Mercedes-Benz, saved her life. Now she's repaying the favor

    After driving the car around the world and experiencing a severe crash, the owner is tending to and resurrecting her faithful automobile.

  • New Senator MRAP armored truck can survive mines, IEDs

    The Roshel Senator Mine Resistant Ambush Protected (MRAP) has already passed NATO-certified independent laboratory's level 2 and level 2a/2b ballistic and blast testing under STANAG 4569 AEP 55, which reportedly ensures the protection of occupants amid explosive attacks.

  • Make It Now with Rapid Prototyping (July 9 -15)

    Increasingly, manufacturers are adopting small, niche production labs or lines to facilitate quick, iterative prototyping. 3D printers, laser cutters, digital design and simulation are becoming more common and more powerful.

  • Google develops text-to-image generator

    After users describe objects and specify artistic styles, StyleDrop will generate those images in just three minutes, according to its developers.

  • Transformer inspired robot can walk, fly and tumble

    Such a robot, according to its developers, could potentially be used to transport injured people to a hospital or to explore other planets.

  • ChatGPT answers some questions about hydrofracking

    GlobalSpec asked ChatGPt to answer some questions about hydrofracking. Read on for ChatGPT's responses.

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