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NASA selects Firefly Aerospace to deliver 10 experiments to the moon
It is the sixth lunar surface delivery awarded to businesses.
How CT technology assists in the fight against COVID-19
CT scans offer several benefits to COVID-19 diagnosis and testing, such as quicker diagnosis and more accurate evaluation of case severity, with repeatable and widespread X-ray technology.
Micro plastic energy chains for dynamic applications
Discover the E2 micro, a lightweight, durable energy chain that snaps open for easy filling.
The case for FFKM sealing in life science applications
FFKM material grades are fast becoming a mainstream choice when sealing in life science applications due to their outstanding chemical resistance and temperature range.
Magnetic particles in in-vitro diagnostics (IVD)
In-vitro diagnostics and life science applications are increasing their use of magnetic particles; therefore, the improvement of magnetic separation continues to develop.
A tiny ozone generator for water disinfection at home
A miniaturized ozone generator is under development for use in small scale applications such as water dispensers or small domestic appliances.
Study: Emissions from virtual conferences are significant
While initially it seems that virtual conferences would reduce impacts, the events do come with environmental costs of their own.
Watch: Smart drone swarms to inspect powerlines
Drones will automate powerline inspections.
AI that detects gas pipeline leaks to be commercialized
Startup preparing AI algorithm for commercial pipeline leak detection.
Startup to connect remote regions of the world using satellites
Startup to connect deep-sea fishing vessels, long-haul truck drivers and farmers.
UN report cites aging dams as growing threat
A new report reveals that a substantial number of large dams around the world are likely showing signs of age.
New technology improves recycled concrete
A new concrete casting approach promotes the efficient utilization of recycled aggregates and waste tire chipped rubber to produce green concrete.
Drones may be used to construct small quantum networks
Drones could be used to carry signals.
Study examines photonics for AI and neuromorphic computing
Team investigates potential of using photonics in lieu of electronics for computer systems.
A new way to make wood transparent; stronger and lighter than glass
University of Maryland researchers developed what they believe is a better method for producing transparent wood, one that does not require removing the lignin.
Scientists push for a global ban on lead paint
A new publication issued by the UN and others calls for the worldwide eradication of lead paint for the prevention of lead poisoning.
Researchers promote higher living quality in high-density housing
Two new publications in the SINTEF Building Research Design Guides series address the issues associated with high-density housing.
Decommissioning oil and gas, wind platforms with satellites
BMT to examine if satellites can make oil and gas, and wind platform decommissioning less expensive, more efficient.
Treatment tackles microplastics in wastewater
The method generates hydroxyl radicals to attack microplastics, decomposing the particles into carbon dioxide and water molecules.
These treatments remove enveloped viruses from water supplies
Iron-based coagulation and electrocoagulation efficiently removed and inactivated a model enveloped virus.