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  • A fuel-flexible and efficient solid oxide fuel cell

    Fuel efficiency of the device could reach 60%, far surpassing that of available solid oxide fuel cells.

  • Worm- and origami-inspired robot moved by magnetic forces

    The robotic worm’s developers are reportedly eyeing the robot — which is easy and inexpensive to replicate thanks to its system of mostly paper and magnets — for potential pipeline cleaning and parcel delivery applications.

  • Observations about cicada wings could pave the way for self-cleaning devices

    The research team aimed to mimic the surfaces of self-cleaning insects like cicadas and geckos, and plants like the lotus plant that feature waxy surfaces, wherein water droplets will form, jump and eventually fall, taking contaminants with them.

  • Report: Methane regulations could be job creator, not job killer

    Under the EPA’s recent methane reduction rule and a new methane fee under the Inflation Reduction Act, the oil and gas industry was expected to be hard hit, potentially resulting in the loss of untold jobs in oil and gas producing regions.

  • Wafer-thin intelligent heating system warms a house in seconds.

    The intelligent warming walls, dubbed Halia radiant warmers, have been developed by the Warming Surfaces Company.

  • New rescue system designed for offshore structures

    The Swift Rescue Conveyor System, as the name suggests, works like a conveyor system to pull those who have fallen from ships and offshore structures out of the water.

  • See PCB assembly in action from Advanced Assembly

    Get an insider's look at quick-turn PCB assembly with this video from Advanced Assembly.

  • Sourcing rare Earths from coal fly ash

    The process recovers valuable and critical resources from coal waste materials.

  • Automation arrives for utility-scale solar installations

    This automated field factory is engineered to enable rapid ramp-ups and higher solar field construction speeds, significantly reducing project schedules.

  • EV batteries weather the cold with this antifreeze electrolyte

    A new and safer electrolyte for lithium-ion batteries works as well in sub-zero conditions as it does at room temperature.

  • To reduce waste and increase production, Arcoprofil chose a VICIVISION machine for turned parts

    The machine helps the manufacturer conserve energy, increase production efficiency, reduce waste and lower carbon dioxide emissions.

  • The 2026 24 hours of Le Mans will allow hydrogen race cars, Toyota delivers with the GR H2

    Toyota unveiled its hydrogen-powered GR H2 race car concept ahead of the 2023 24 Hours of Le Mans at the Circuit de la Sarthe in western France.

  • 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.

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