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Coating acts quick against bacteria, viruses, lasts for months
Engineers and immunologists at the University of Michigan demonstrated that their new coating, applied to everyday items such as cell phone screens, keyboards and cutting boards, was capable of destroying SARS-CoV-2, E. coli, MRSA and various other pathogens in the lab.
How to resolve the grid’s cyber vulnerabilities
Here is how power grid owners and operators in the U.S. are responding to emerging cyber-threats to electrical systems.
Coating developed for thermal intelligence, counter-surveillance
The team developed the transparent infrared reflective coating with a nano-mesh structure, enabling the material to transmit visible light, such as sunlight, and reflect body thermal radiation in the same fashion as commonly used metal-based textiles.
Floating artificial leaf makes a solar fuel splash
The floating devices generate clean fuels from solar radiation and water.
ECOlogical: Plain bearings made from regranulated tribo-plastics
The new series consists of 97% to 100% regranulated Iglide materials.
MacDermid Alpha Electronics highlights the value of silver sintering at battery show
The company will highlight the role of specialist materials in shaping the future of electric mobility.
Database details PFAS thermal treatment solutions
The online tool provides referenced information on the use of different thermal treatment processes for the remediation of these persistent pollutants.
The 3 Ds of energy
The 3 Ds — digitization, decarbonization and decentralization — are major trends reshaping the global energy environment.
Trimble’s new 3D scanning and imaging solutions
The Trimble X12 gives users the ability to visualize, manage and evaluate projects throughout the workflow.
Video: Fast testing smart sensor kits
The SCD40 and SCD41 CO2 sensor enables innovative applications to improve indoor air quality.
New forensic fingerprint technique may help fight fraud
According to the researchers, fingerprints will appear either masked if they were left before the text was printed on the paper or complete if left after the text had been printed.
New robot picks and places fashion
The Smart Fashion Picker robot is based on Smart Robotics’ line of pick and place robots, which perform repetitive tasks in the warehouse and manufacturing spaces.
New KOP AM20 Series Gate Valves deliver improved wellhead and tree system integrity
The KOP AM20 Series Gate Valve significantly reduces non-productive time (NPT) and the risk of catastrophic well loss while requiring less maintenance and lower inventory costs.
New electrochemical pump method enhances hydrogen purification
The purification of hydrogen can be simplified using a pump equipped with high-temperature proton-selective polymer electrolyte membranes (PEM) and phosphonic acid ionomer electrode binder.
NREL's new cybersecurity tool simplifies site evaluations
There is a new tool available to help manage risk: the U.S. National Renewable Energy Laboratory’s (NREL’s) DER Risk Manager (DER-RM), a downloadable application that implements and automates a widely trusted framework for information security from the U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST).
RADX has introduced its Trifecta-SSD-RM, removable M.2 NVMe SSD data storage modules for PXIe/CPCIe systems
RADX Technologies Inc. has announced the Trifecta-SSD-RM, a family of COTS, low-cost, high-performance, removable M.2 NVMe SSD data storage modules for PXIe/CPCIe systems.
Fabric filter captures and converts CO2 emissions
The filter removes CO2 from air and gas mixtures at promising rates.
FPT Industrial rides the new wave of hybridization at Cannes Yachting Festival 2022
The company revealed the next step in its marine hybridization route and showcased a Guinness World Speed Record-holding diesel powerboat engine.
AGILOX North America opens new Client Experience and Fulfillment Center
The facility supports an expanded workforce and fulfillment capabilities as well as a robotics training academy.
DARPA developing tunable, breathable smokescreen for the battlefield
Through its so-called Coded Visibility project, DARPA is seeking tailorable, tunable, safe obscurants that will offer warfighters an asymmetric advantage, enabling U.S. soldiers and allied forces visibility while impairing enemy vision and detection systems on the battlefield.