HEADLINES ARCHIVE

  • Study: Cyberattack could trick bioengineers into producing toxins or viruses

    Cybercriminals may trick scientists in the lab.

  • Watch: Emergency Bikes improve mobility in medicine

    This electric bicycle was developed to help speed medical personnel through city traffic and quickly respond to emergency calls.

  • New robot vehicle is capable of conducting surveillance

    Rheinmetall welcomes a new member to its family of Mission Master autonomous ground robots.

  • Specifying diaphram pumps according to end use

    First and foremost, the desired volumetric pumping capacity, flow rate and operating pressure must be defined.

  • Hollow core fibers cut communication losses

    Guiding light through air-filled optical fibers incurs power losses considerably lower than those associated with standard glass fibers.

  • Video: Full-scale human heart models are 3D printed

    Carnegie Mellon researchers bioprinted a 3D model of a patient’s heart that closely replicates how cardiac tissue actually feels.

  • Smart shoes designed for the defense and security sector

    Smart shoes promise to protect the wearer from unseen threats.

  • Robots expedite COVID-19 testing

    Robots automate and expedite COVID-19 testing in Singapore.

  • Four sizes, one footprint — Allweiler reveals its next-generation AEB-DE dosing pump series

    Allweiler recently unveiled the latest addition to its renowned dosing pump portfolio.

  • LEXT™ OLS5100 3D laser scanning microscope: Smart workflow, faster experiments

    The LEXT™ OLS5100 3D laser scanning microscope is built for failure analysis and material engineering research.

  • Video: New hybrid qualification tester for cables

    The hybrid tester bridges the gap in existing test equipment between network connectivity and standards-based cable testing.

  • Watch: FDA clears most powerful clinical MRI

    The 7-tesla MRI scanner is designed to address limitations of current MRI systems by using ultrahigh-field magnet technology that offers five times more power than most scanners.

  • Engineering the world’s longest superconducting power cable

    The 12 km underground power link planned for Munich is expected to be the longest superconducting power cable solution in the world.

  • Researchers use eDNA to track down terrorists, criminals

    Tool could link suspicious persons to crime scenes, terrorist attacks.

  • Owl feathers could inspire noiseless airplane flight

    Tiny microstructures could be the key to flying without sound.

  • Physicist 'spins' mask filters in cotton candy machine

    Cotton candy machine can be used in fight against the coronavirus.

  • Coating can enable millirobots to change mode of locomotion

    A team from the City University of Hong Kong has developed a coating that will turn objects into biocompatible millirobots for healthcare applications.

  • Watch: Compact scanner produces 3D color X-rays

    The flat greyscale imagery of X-ray technology now assumes color and a third dimension with a compact scanner developed specifically for hand and wrist imaging.

  • ETH Zurich develops technique for creating metal-polymer micromachines

    Metal and polymer micromachines could one day navigate human blood vessels.

  • Researchers study microbiome of Da Vinici drawings

    The microbiome is the key to the history of these drawings.

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