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  • Standard practice for environmental site assessments revised

    ASTM International has revised its standard practice for Phase I environmental site assessments.

  • Video: Configure enclosures online with Rittal

    Selecting enclosures for various industrial applications is simplified with the Rittal Configuration System.

  • A more efficient SMR method for hydrogen production

    New technology promises a step-change improvement in the efficiency and carbon intensity of steam methane reforming (SMR) for hydrogen production.

  • Providing next-generation EV battery protection without compromise

    Despite the importance of protection for thermal runaway, there have been shortcomings in the material solutions that have historically been available in the market.

  • Superflow ULTEM resins enable miniaturization for BiTS and connectors powering electronic devices

    The new resins feature exceptional flow properties for molding burn-in test sockets (BiTS) used to stress-test integrated circuit chips.

  • US Army awards contract to develop 300 kW laser weapon system

    The solid state distributed gain high energy laser weapon system prototype will feature two seventh generation lasers, a laser beam director, precision acquisition, tracking and pointing software.

  • Microsoft initiative aims to reduce cyberattacks by increasing IT workforce

    Microsoft seeks to thwart future cyberattacks and establish a cybersecurity workforce using a no-cost cybersecurity curriculum designed for community colleges throughout the U.S.

  • Binghamton researchers eye 5G for military surveillance

    Two researchers from Binghamton University are researching another use for 5G – the fifth-generation technology standard for broadband cellular networks: military surveillance.

  • Marines deploy robot in underwater explosives detonation

    “This robot gives Marines eyes in the water,” said Master Sgt. Patrick Hilty, an Explosive Ordnance Disposal project officer at MCSC. “It is a capability the Marine Corps has never before had.”

  • Microwaves: A great alternative to curing adhesives

    Several studies show that adhesives cured with microwaves were very similar to the same type of adhesives cured with traditional heating methods.

  • New entrant in North American residential energy storage market

    The lithium-iron phosphate battery-based system allows storage of excess residential solar power capacity.

  • Ford introduces its all-electric F-100 Eluminator concept featuring new EV crate motor

    Ford previewed the future of electrified custom vehicles with the reveal of the all-electric F-100 Eluminator concept – a zero-tailpipe-emissions demonstration truck powered by the all-new Ford Performance Parts Eluminator electric crate motor that customers can now buy online.

  • Ultimaker, Imaginables and FUJIFILM Business Innovation Australia collaborate to bring 3D printing to classrooms

    The partnership seeks to supply the growing demands of educational institutions looking to plug the additive manufacturing skills gap.

  • Grease-free lead screw assemblies from a single source for automotive industry

    dryspin® lead screws feature a flatter thread angle for greater efficiency and operate maintenance-free.

  • Video: Gravity energy storage capacity to power sustainable aviation fuel projects

    The energy storage solution will support the demonstration of sustainable aviation fuel production technology.

  • New manufacturing facility bringing Watson-Marlow closer to customers in this US region

    The site will incorporate a suite of eight ISO14644-1 Class 7 cleanrooms, warehousing and offices.

  • Pneumatic conveying systems: Answers to 3 FAQs

    Here are answers to the most pressing questions about pneumatic conveyors.

  • Breath-borne VOC biomarkers detected using rapid COVID-19 screening tech

    The Peking University team built the non-invasive exhaled breath-screening system for COVID-19 by combining machine learning models, breath sampling and ion mobility spectrometry detection for gas chromatography.

  • Meeting your valve needs with experience, flexibility and innovation

    For over seven decades DynaQuip Controls has provided superior products and customer service.

  • Video: Keeping an eye on the electricity network during COP26

    Grid network monitors are being installed in Scotland to maximize electrical capacity for green energy solutions during the conference.

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