HEADLINES ARCHIVE

  • Stomach-worn wearable could inject life-saving meds to thwart opioid overdose

    The wearable subcutaneous injector features algorithms that recognize life threatening respiration patterns associated with opioid toxicity.

  • Engineered roundworms could boost pancreatic cancer screenings

    According to the startup, the method is 100% accurate for detecting pancreatic cancer and 91.3% for detecting other types of cancer.

  • KSB presents a new generation of submersible motor pumps

    KSB Group recently launched the latest addition to its submersible grey water pump portfolio — the AmaDrainer 3 type series.

  • Video: Wilo-Stratos unveils the GIGA2.0 — The first smart glanded pump for HVAC applications

    The pump features several interfaces that enable multi-pump control, can be easily integrated into building automation systems, and has advanced data acquisition capabilities as well as state-of-the-art options for mobile access via Wilo-Smart Connect.

  • Boeing breaks ground on new MRO facility

    The facility will include eight new hangars, additional workspaces and offices where Boeing staff, engineers and analysts will support U.S. Navy and Air Force aircraft.

  • Tsurumi’s new submersible explosion-proof dewatering pump series

    The KRDX-series is a submersible three-phase heavy-duty slurry pump, featuring an explosion-proof structure suitable for drainage/pumping operations in coal mines, oil and gas refineries and similar environments.

  • Watch an electric autonomous cargo ship set sail

    Without emissions and soon to be without a crew, the world’s first electric and self-propelled container ship has completed its maiden voyage.

  • Startup laboratory devoted to cultivating breastmilk

    Scientists inspired by their own motherhood and breastfeeding experiences want to help create a solution that offers more than current infant formula choices on supermarket shelves.

  • Curious about grease-free plastic bearing materials? Request a free sample box

    The iglide® bearings sample box makes it easy for you to choose the right material.

  • Zoomlion develops the world’s largest top-slewing tower crane for the world’s largest road-rail cable-stayed bridge

    The factory is fully digitized, integrating big data analysis, industrial internet, information systems and visualization for full-coverage networking and man-machine interaction.

  • Help NASA bring nuclear power to the Moon

    Industry partners are sought to design nuclear power system for lunar applications.

  • Head to Texas for the 2021 North American Water Loss Conference & Exposition

    The two-day conference focuses on developing water loss policies, auditing water systems and reducing apparent losses.

  • Pivot Energy and Clean Footprint to bring solar energy, economic development and jobs to Virginia

    The companies believe this will lead to more joint projects that will bring value to other towns in Virginia and throughout the mid-Atlantic.

  • Johnson Controls introduces an AI-driven digital solution for managing building environments

    The all-in-one solution, OpenBlue Performance Advisor, gives building operators the ability to reduce waste, energy use and water use and track metrics for sustainability, health and wellness.

  • Modulous brings sustainable, healthy home construction to the U.S.

    Customers using the Modulous “kit of parts” can quickly deliver, assemble and install new housing without a fixed factory.

  • Smart buoy prevents fishing gear loss

    The economic and environmental tolls associated with lost commercial fishing nets may be stemmed with the advent of a sensor system that provides real-time tracking and monitoring of deployed fishing gear.

  • Watch the world’s fastest electric aircraft

    The Spirit of Innovation achieved a maximum speed of 623 km/h (387.4 mph), making it the world’s fastest all-electric vehicle.

  • Supercapacitors as energy storage devices

    These electrochemical energy storage systems offer scope to resolve power crises and minimize pollution.

  • New molten salt battery keeps its cool

    Cooler operating temperatures permit use of less expensive materials and insulation in a design that eliminates the risk of thermal runaway.

  • Quantum material pushes electrons to the limit

    Until these discoveries, scientists were unable to fully test the extreme quantum limit’s physics because of the level of difficulty. This could bring huge advancements to quantum computing.

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