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  • Video: A modular approach to EV charging infrastructure

    The system can be installed in any location to accelerate the deployment of public charging.

  • CO2 sensor helps to reduce the risk of COVID-19 transmission indoors

    People spend almost 90% of their time indoors even though concentrations of some pollutants indoors are often two to five times higher than typical outdoor concentrations.

  • UCF awarded DOE grant for pre-packaged heating and cooling system to reduce energy use in older homes

    The pod system is expected to reduce energy use by 50% to 75% and is less disruptive to install relative to other upgrade solution.

  • Failed cancer drug trial opens door to new treatments

    In the oncology world, immunotherapy has revolutionized the way we think about treatment.

  • WSU researchers fortify cement with disposable PPE

    To accomplish this, the team devised a process wherein mask fibers (ranging from 5 mm to 30 mm in length) are immersed in a graphene oxide solution before being immersed in the cement paste.

  • Help decipher images from ESA’s Rosetta mission

    Access the free online Rosetta Zoo and join the astronomy community in spotting differences between image pairs.

  • Giant humanoid robot cleans, maintains railway powerlines

    The robot prototype — developed jointly by JR West, Man-Machine Synergy Effectors Inc. and Nippon Singal — is affixed to a crane truck that travels along the rail tracks.

  • The economic and energy loss embodied by landfilled plastic

    The market value of landfilled plastic in the U.S. ranges from $4.5 billion to $9.9 billion, or $7.2 billion on average.

  • Produce wrapped in clay film stays fresher longer

    In the lab, the researchers applied the clay film to apples, oranges and bananas and compared its performance to produce left untreated or sealed in cling wrap.

  • GEFA double offset butterfly valve for cryogenic applications

    The valve is designed with a spherical sealing surface on the disc which allows switching with minimum wear and offers the highest level of tightness and low torques simultaneously.

  • Mercury introduces new RFS1140 system-in-package (SiP)

    Most silicon for embedded computing defense applications is designed by domestic chip makers but fabricated in overseas foundries, which represents a vulnerability in the microelectronics supply chain.

  • The Warman WBH centrifugal slurry pump for high performance plus energy savings

    With the patented Wear Reduction Technology (WRT) integrated into the Warman WBH pump, handling of even the most difficult slurries is enhanced.

  • Video: Core overhaul completed for Advanced Test Reactor

    The sixth major core overhaul of the world’s most powerful materials test reactor has been completed.

  • A solar thermochemical route to hydrogen production

    The technology can be potentially more energy efficient than producing hydrogen via commonly used electrolysis methods.

  • Enhanced safety and reliability with Emerson’s new ASCO series angle seat valves

    The series 290D has been specially designed with a highly reliable fluid control mechanism that delivers extremely safe shutdown.

  • Sonos is about to introduce its own voice assistant

    The audio tech giant will roll out its most important update to date on June 1.

  • 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.

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