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  • The status of US spent nuclear fuel removal infrastructure

    Researchers assessed site and near-site transportation infrastructure for removing spent nuclear from 16 U.S. nuclear power plant sites.

  • Aviation-grade motor tested for transport-category zero-emissions aircraft

    The 2 MW motor is reportedly the largest propulsive aerospace motor engineered to date for electric and hydrogen aircraft.

  • Electron beam technology treats medical wastewater in China

    The technology is more effective than conventional treatment methods at removing organic molecules such as viruses and antibiotics.

  • Robots cruise Singapore streets in search of bad behavior

    Singapore is testing robots to patrol the streets in search of those engaged in bad behavior like smoking in non-smoking areas.

  • Ammonia combustion systems planned for thermal power plant boilers

    Combustion of ammonia as an alternative to fossil fuels can contribute to reduced carbon dioxide emissions from power stations.

  • Balancing the German grid with batteries and hydropower

    A battery system with a total capacity of 117 MW is being integrated with hydropower system operations.

  • Precision-adjustable current limit power switch protects automotive subsystems

    Key applications include protection of vehicle USB ports and electronic control unit supply rails.

  • CRISPR tech pinpoints parasites in water

    The method can identify the presence of even a single microorganism within a given sample, which is signaled by a fluorescent glow.

  • Glasgow engineers create worm-like robots

    New robots can stretch nine times their length.

  • Hydrogen energy storage systems

    These systems offer a solution to problems associated with renewable energy resources integrated with power grids.

  • Trapezoidal lead screws vs. igus® lead screws: Which is more efficient?

    igus® lead screws have higher efficiency ratings thanks to a proprietary flatter thread angle.

  • Study: Environmental impacts of bottled vs tap water

    Which choice of potable water incurs the greatest health and environmental impacts – bottled water or municipal supply?

  • Video: Software simplifies synthesis of biofuels, chemicals

    The software optimizes biofuel and chemical production based on synthetic biology technology.

  • Mars rover successfully grabs rock sample

    NASA confirms that its Perseverance Mars rover has successfully retrieved its first rock drill sample for return to Earth.

  • Dymax creates low-shrinkage epoxy for camera module assembly

    The adhesive has the unique flexibility to cure in seconds with LED, UV or visible light and low-temperature heat

  • Video: Novel design to make floating wind competitive

    The way wind farms are constructed, look and perform is reinvented with floating multi-turbine technology developed by Norwegian company Wind Catching Systems.

  • Automotive cybersecurity standard jointly issued by SAE and ISO

    The standard helps the industry define a structured process to ensure cybersecurity is incorporated into the design of road vehicles.

  • Video: NASA space lasers precisely map hidden Antarctic lakes

    Satellite data reveal the presence of two previously unknown active sub glacial lakes.

  • Extend tool life by 50% with Vortec Cold Air Guns

    Vortec Cold Air Guns offer versatile spot cooling for machining, repair shops and more.

  • Video: Plan stormwater infrastructure projects with this CLASIC tool

    The screening tool uses a life cycle cost framework to support feasibility and planning of stormwater infrastructure.

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