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  • Team creates fast and cheap COVID-19 antibody test

    Researchers from the Okinawa Institute of Science and Tech Graduate University (OIST) created a rapid, reliable and low cost COVID-19 antibody test.

  • Food sensor pierces through food packaging to detect spoilage

    Researchers from MIT created a food sensor made of silk microneedles.

  • Fabric coating tech maintains virus-killing properties after 25 washes

    Fabric-coating technology capable of killing viruses — including SARS CoV-2, the virus responsible for COVID-19 — has successfully passed a battery of wash cycle tests, maintaining its virus-killing properties after 25 wash cycles.

  • Polymer membrane removes steroid hormones from water

    Combining a polymer membrane with activated carbon effectively removes the hormone estradiol from water supplies.

  • Energy storage with a biomaterial-based supercapacitor

    An environmentally sustainable supercapacitor design combines low-cost alkali lignin as an active carbon-based material and manganese dioxide nanoparticles to form lightweight and efficient electrodes.

  • How does a diabetes-monitoring glucose sensor work?

    Continuous glucose monitoring helps to monitor random blood glucose concentrations, also referred to as blood sugar levels, for 24 hours.

  • The right grease for any industrial application

    Numerous factors go into the selection of an appropriate grease, such as operating loads, temperature, speed and environmental conditions.

  • Sundyne updates its vertical inline centrifugal pump

    Pump manufacturer Sundyne has recently enhanced its LMV 803Lr direct-drive, vertical inline centrifugal pump, which is designed to work with high flow rates.

  • Yamaha introduces ceiling mic solution

    Yamaha today announced ADECIA, a family of communication products designed to work together seamlessly to provide a complete and customizable audio solution for any enterprise or meeting space.

  • 'Acoustic tweezers' replace hands in contactless experiments

    Duke University engineers have demonstrated a set of prototypes for manipulating particles and cells in a Petri dish using sound waves.

  • Eco-friendly audio systems for EVs

    Warwick will support development of a lower cost version of its patented ElectroAcoustics Audio Panels for next generation vehicles.

  • Tsurumi introduces new heavy slurry pump

    Pump manufacturer Tsurumi has introduced its new GPN 837 model, which can reportedly almost double the water output of a previous model — the GPN 622 — to 9,000 l/min and the pump is designed for applications where significant amounts of solid matter are encountered.

  • Video: Groundwater monitoring method pinpoints pollutant sources

    Detecting stable and radioactive isotopes and contaminants of emerging concern provides accurate delineation of wastewater treatment plant-derived impacts relative to other sources.

  • Public school HVAC vs COVID-19

    Millions of students' and teachers' school years are depending on the ventilation abilities of aging HVAC systems.

  • Virus-killing pen created by German manufacturer

    A German pen manufacturer has developed what it calls the world’s first virus-killing ballpoint pen.

  • MIT monolithically 3D prints a mini magnetic pump

    Scientists at Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s (MIT’s) Microsystems Technology Laboratories (MTL) have 3D printed a miniature magnetically operated, valveless pump, all in one piece, or monolithically, but with different components and materials.

  • See Siglent's premier line of oscilloscopes with bandwidths to 1 GHz

    SDS5000X Series oscilloscopes feature bandwidths of 350, 500, and 1 GHz with sampling rates of 5 GS/s.

  • Blue-White Industries debuts metering pump that precisely doses harsh chemicals

    The Chem-Pro CD1 multi-diaphragm metering pump from Blue-White Industries offers uninterrupted pumping for gas-forming chemicals, such as peracetic acid or sodium hypochlorite.

  • Watch the maiden flight of a scale model Flying-V aircraft

    After a series of wind tunnel and ground tests conducted in the Netherlands, a scaled flight model of the Flying-V energy-efficient aircraft design completed its first successful test flight.

  • FAQ: Slip rings

    Frequently asked questions about slip rings.

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