HEADLINES ARCHIVE

  • StrataStar from Halliburton promises real-time multilayer drilling visualization

    The StrataStar service acquires real-time measurement and visualization of surrounding geology and fluids up to 30 ft around the wellbore.

  • Program seeks technologies that identify authors via linguistic fingerprints

    The aim of the Human Interpretable Attribution of Text using Underlying Structure (HIATUS) program is to create explainable linguistic fingerprints that can be attributed to specific authors, thereby protecting an author’s privacy.

  • Video: Boeing introduces its Ghost Bat drone

    Watch as Boeing's Ghost Bat drone, so named for the Australian mammal known to travel in packs, detecting and hunting prey, takes flight.

  • DOE to bolster US battery manufacturing and supply chains

    The agency is allocating $3.1 billion in funding from President Biden’s Bipartisan Infrastructure Law to strengthen domestic battery manufacturing and supply chains.

  • Watch how offshore wind farms can shelter coral reefs

    Surplus indigenous coral spawn, collected as it washes ashore, will be used to colonize offshore wind turbines structures.

  • Small, powerful, lab-sized HALT without using liquid nitrogen

    ESPEC's new EQZ4 fuses mechanical refrigeration with Qualmark reliability test technology for ultimate combined environment testing.

  • Tanker designed to transport hydrogen from Scotland to Germany

    The ship is expected to be ready and commissioned six months before the first delivery of hydrogen in 2027.

  • This state to host the largest floating solar system in the US

    When fully operational in the fall of 2022, the 8.9 MW system will provide 95% of a water treatment facility's power needs.

  • THK industry spotlight: Aerospace

    Advancing technology further than ever before. Going higher and then beyond.

  • First cables to earn Class 4 certification from UL

    The classification allows end users to take advantage of Digital Electricity cables to safely provide significant power across long distances.

  • How to select and size electric motors like a pro: Answers to 5 FAQs

    Wrongly selecting or sizing an electric motor for an application causes several challenges for engineers and facility managers.

  • Study: Neighborhoods with redlining history feature twice the density of oil and gas wells

    Researchers have determined neighborhoods that have been historically redlined featured twice the density of oil and gas wells than white neighborhoods, and, consequently, worse health outcomes for its residents.

  • A guide to SEI solar training programs

    Solar Energy International (SEI) offers online training as well as in-person workshops at its facilities in Paonia, Colorado.

  • AWWA kicks off Drinking Water Week by celebrating tap water being “There When You Need It”

    Learn more about the importance of water services and water infrastructure, especially in times of crisis.

  • Watch the final qualification test of the Orion spacecraft abort motor

    The 17 ft tall abort motor is designed to increase astronaut safety on the pad and through initial ascent.

  • Polymer membrane efficiently counters carbon dioxide emissions

    The selectively permeable membrane filters carbon dioxide faster than other mixed gases.

  • Blood test shows potential to fight cancer at pre-cancer stage

    Scientists at Oregon Health & Science University have developed a precise and sensitive method of testing blood to see if a precancerous condition is progressing to cancer, potentially allowing treatment early in tumor progression.

  • Video: James Webb Telescope now in focus

    The alignment of the telescope across all of Webb’s instruments can be seen in a series of images that captures the observatory’s full field of view.

  • AMETEK Haydon Kerk Pittman unveils new 57 mm size in IDEA motor series

    The programmable drive is designed for real-time, embedded motion control and is well-suited for autonomous and precise single-axis motion.

  • Video: Transparent tissue can fast track disease detection

    Scientists may now see and study normal and disease-related biological functions across many organ systems more easily than ever before.

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