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  • Chew on this to reduce COVID transmission

    Chewing gum containing vegetable protein functions as a viral trap and reduces the viral load in saliva and potentially transmission.

  • The ACS Multi-Port rotary valve for high-volume applications and independent feeds

    The Multi-Port Series features trough-style openings that can be designed to fit dust collectors, hoppers, bins, silos and screw conveyors.

  • 3M thermally conductive products now available at Heilind Electronics

    The products are designed to provide a preferential heat-transfer between heat-generating components and heat sinks or other cooling devices.

  • Water project problems? There’s an app for that

    The patent-pending diagnostics and maintenance app was engineered to ensure long-term success for water projects.

  • Video: The case for batteries in rail service

    Viable applications range from the replacement of polluting diesel propulsion in freight systems to the provision of emergency power supplies at railroad crossings.

  • Structural bonding adhesive for EV battery applications

    The curing adhesive reliably protects sensitive electric vehicle (EV) batteries from shocks, vibrations and other harmful effects.

  • Video: Compact brushless DC motors deliver battery-driven automation

    The motors are ideal for automated guided vehicle and automated mobile robot applications.

  • EPA kicks-off ‘Companies Crushing Pollution’ Video Challenge

    Students and others are invited to submit videos that show pollution prevention activities at U.S. businesses.

  • Mobile app tracks air quality via satellite imagery

    The app delivers the data needed to help different industrial sectors achieve carbon dioxide emission reduction and net zero goals.

  • DVIGear introduces HyperLight mini DisplayPort 1.4 cables

    The cables are designed for use in mission critical applications where image quality and long-term reliability are paramount.

  • This camera can see the unseen

    This research could play a large part in noninvasive medical imaging, finding health issues at more treatable phases. Navigation systems in vehicles and industrial machinery can be repaired in record time.

  • First commercial passenger flight with 100% SAF

    On December 1, 2021, United Airlines operated the world's first passenger flight using 100% sustainable aviation fuel (SAF).

  • Fujifilm survey reveals lack of awareness about environmental impact of data storage solutions

    Research highlights the need to address increased energy consumption and carbon emissions from data centers.

  • Resins feature flame retardancy and impact resistance for EV battery modules

    The resins address key requirements for electric vehicle (EV) batteries for improved safety, range and power with enhanced flame retardancy and impact strength.

  • See a new lunar rover prototype

    The vehicle was jointly developed by Nissan Motor Co. and the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency.

  • Fixed-film treatment process reduces sludge management issues for smaller flow wastewater applications

    Biological treatment systems for small communities and commercial properties are commonly scaled-down versions of the activated sludge process, but a self-regulating, fixed-film activated sludge treatment process is often required and employed in these applications.

  • Tough on pump clogs: Prison facility eliminates submersible clogs with new above grade lift station

    When a correctional facility underwent a capacity expansion, changes to its submersible sewage pumping station coincided, resulting in a new approach to combatting the ills of prison sewage pump clogs.

  • Construction fastener market expands in North America, Europe and Oceania

    The North America, Europe and Oceania building and construction fasteners market size is expected to reach U.S. $5.72 billion by 2028.

  • Consent-based siting program revived for spent nuclear fuel

    The U.S. Department of Energy has issued a request for information on a consent-based siting process that would be used to identify sites to store the nation’s spent nuclear fuel.

  • Tape keeps the lead inside perovskite solar cells

    The transparent film mitigates the environmental risk posed by the release of lead if a perovskite panel is damaged.

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