HEADLINES ARCHIVE

  • Lasers take charge in battery production

    The efficiency of lithium-ion battery production and performance both improve with the application of laser-based technologies.

  • A bacterial sentinel of heavy metals in water

    Escherichia coli can provide a valuable environmental service by signaling the presence of heavy metals in water supplies.

  • Ruland offers expanded range of short rigid couplings

    Designers now have a wider variety of standard short rigid coupling options for applications with space or weight restrictions.

  • Come see the revolutionary Revolox self-locking retaining ring at Hannover Messe

    These self-locking retaining rings feature a 'dimple and slot' design that safely and efficiently secures a user's application at high speeds.

  • New framework to help offshore companies respond to oil spills

    OEUK has worked with its members to create the UK Mutual Aid Framework Agreement (UK MAFA), which aims to facilitate mutual aid of personnel between U.K. operators in the event of a sustained incident response.

  • Hannover Messe is the future of industry

    From digital solutions such as virtual reality (VR) applications to cutting-edge 3D printing technologies, attendees can expect technological innovations from a wide range of sectors at this year's event.

  • Where students pursue STEM

    These countries account for an increasing share of students graduating with STEM degrees.

  • Curved conveyors add flexibility to material handling

    Curved motor-driven roller conveyor segments allow manufacturers and distributors to create a full-loop system or configure conveyors around warehouse obstacles or other equipment.

  • Milestone for hydrogen-boron fusion power

    Experiments demonstrate the viability of this fusion fuel, which yields only helium as a reaction byproduct.

  • Webinar to assess the results of food-safe photodisinfection technology

    The findings will report on identifying and screening potential food-safe photosensitizers for efficacy against bacterial biofilms common in food processing.

  • New imaging tech identifies, measures well perforations

    The technology, dubbed ClearVision, features a combined 360° integrated array video and phased array ultrasound scanning tool that together offer a 4D evaluation system for wellbore applications.

  • There's one compressor you can specify without hesitation

    Everyone talks about reliability but who else has a Built for a Lifetime™ trademark?

  • Tribology testing tech for electric vehicles

    A mechanical testing device has been designed to analyze fluids and lubricants formulated for electric vehicles.

  • Farming for improved marine water quality

    Kelp cultivation may offer a large-scale method for removing carbon and nitrogen from coastal waters to enhance marine environmental quality and combat climate change.

  • Bi-directional micro-grid power converter handles subsea and terrestrial power distribution

    The system converts power directly at land or sea renewable energy installations and at the ocean floor to move power in both directions at different power levels.

  • Sustainable transportation: The way forward

    Sustainable transportation systems improve mobility in urban areas by providing a range of options that are environmentally sound, economical, risk-free and convenient.

  • Turbine installation underway at major US offshore wind project

    South Fork Wind is now the first commercial-scale, offshore wind energy project to start turbine construction in federal waters in the U.S.

  • Dilapidated flying car images pass for real in AI-generated art experiment

    Here's another reminder not to believe everything seen on the internet.

  • Celebrate World Quantum Day

    The international, community-driven event is held on April 14 to spark interest and generate enthusiasm for quantum mechanics.

  • Renewable energy projects to restore mine lands

    A plan to repurpose some of the more than one million acres of mine land in the U.S. for clean energy projects is being funded by the U.S. Department of Energy.

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