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  • Over 1 million gallons of radwaste treated at DOE facility

    The facility processed over 1 million gallons of radioactive waste during its first eight months of operation.

  • Video: Pick-and-place sidebot designed for the manufacturing space

    The Wyzo can safely work among human workers without protective barriers.

  • Watch as a rock-picking robot automates a tedious farming task

    Rock picking is just one of the latest repetitive tasks to be automated in the farming industry.

  • Anti-microbial coating to protect fingerprint scanners used by law enforcement

    Coating could prolong the life of the devices, protect the health of users.

  • Underwater adhesive inspired by mussels, barnacles

    The silkworm-derived adhesive mimics the bonding properties of mussels and barnacles.

  • New high power inverter for industrial energy storage

    This new inverter is designed for large commercial and industrial solar power plants and will maximize return on investment.

  • Lead-cooled fast reactor construction underway in Russia

    The Siberia installation is considered the world’s first experimental demonstration power unit featuring a lead-cooled fast neutron reactor.

  • Welcome to Teledyne e2v Semiconductors' Space Center of Excellence.

    Discover Teledyne e2v Semiconductors’ digital radiation tolerant space electronic components manufactured in our Space Center of Excellence in Grenoble, France.

  • Rigid couplings for food equipment

    The high torque capacity, accuracy and repeatability of these couplings make them ideal for food equipment.

  • New drylin linear bearings for shafts

    Bearings made of high-performance polymer ensure precise and easy movements in linear technology.

  • Video: EHang performs unmanned air taxi trials in Japan

    This is the first outdoor trial for air taxis in the country.

  • Watch: Reusable launch rocket is 3D printed

    The maiden flight of the 216 ft tall rocket is scheduled for 2024.

  • Fundamentals of air quality sensors

    As global manufacturing communities become increasingly focused on sustainability and conservation – and governments create new legislation – air quality sensors play a pivotal role.

  • AI could use brain waves to create personalized content suggestions

    The algorithm could also help users understand more about their own brains.

  • Summer of engineering (June 13 - 26)

    Engineering is a high stress occupation. And because of that, it is important to take a break sometimes. Here is our best content and tips to help take the edge off the engineering grind.

  • RPI model reveals effectiveness of COVID-19 travel restrictions

    Model was built using air travel data.

  • Virus-detecting microscope could power rapid diagnostics

    The fast, low-cost technique counts viruses or proteins from a sample in real time, without any chemicals or dyes.

  • Water balance tool streamlines water evaluations

    The tool generates a campus-wide water balance to quantify consumption for major water end-uses.

  • Satellite Time and Location is a reliable source for Coordinated Universal Time

    Satellite Time and Location provides a signal that is independent of Global Navigation Satellite Systems and delivers exceptional timing stability.

  • Method to measure vitals using phone camera could improve telehealth

    A smartphone or computer camera takes pulse and respiration signals from a real-time video.

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