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  • Semper Fi: USMC deploys 3D-printed, bulletproof structures

    The U.S. Marine Corp. is testing 3D printing technology designed to protect marines deployed virtually anywhere in the world.

  • Geothermal brines could propel California’s green economy

    Berkeley Lab scientists to help advance lithium extraction, geothermal energy, thanks to California Energy Commission grants.

  • Watch: Shedding daylight on space debris laser ranging

    Technology for using lasers during daylight to determine the distance to orbital debris has now been demonstrated.

  • Team proposes new device to stop the aerosol transmission of COVID-19

    Following the recent determination that aerosol droplets spread follows an undetermined air flow trajectory, researchers are using data obtained from a mathematical model to help devise an aerosol extractor device.

  • Can used face masks be turned into biofuel?

    Researchers from India’s University of Petroleum and Energy Studies suggest that single-use personal protective equipment (PPE) once discarded could be turned into biofuel.

  • Watch: Solar-powered stratospheric telecommunications platform completes more test flights

    The solar-powered aircraft is designed to carry telecommunications payloads to the stratosphere and provide connectivity between devices as far as 700 km apart.

  • Smartphone based system can measure volume of a soil sample

    Researchers from New Mexico State University created a new system to measure soil density with just a smartphone and a 3D-printed tool.

  • Facial recognition tech thwarted by new tool

    Researchers from the University of Chicago’s Sand Lab have developed a tool capable of thwarting facial recognition software.

  • Team develops app for detecting dust build-up in real time

    Researchers from Purdue University have developed a new image- and video-based app that can detect the accumulation of suspended dust with the potential for explosion in real time.

  • Video: Cable protection system designed for fixed offshore wind turbines

    The system is available in three standard sizes and includes a combination of bend restrictors and a bend stiffener, foundation interface device, standard dynamic unit and a detachable pull head.

  • Study: Ocean clean up technology is not the solution to stopping plastic pollution

    Study found that surface clean up technology is not the answer to solving Earth’s plastic pollution problem.

  • Measurement and control of compressed air systems

    Many manufacturing processes require a constant supply of compressed air. The air may be used for many different reasons.

  • Sludge — How to prevent it

    The only way to prevent oxidation is to install a gas blanketing system to eliminate oxygen from the vapor space.

  • New high torque, high efficiency hypoid PMDC gearmotors

    The right-angle hypoid permanent magnet DC gearmotors are ideal drive solutions for applications that require compact size, quiet operation, high torque-density and low energy consumption.

  • Repurposing e-waste as protective coating material

    New surface coatings are derived from ground and thermally processed computer monitors, circuit boards and other electronic waste.

  • Perovskite solar panels are the future of sustainable solar energy

    Researchers from Cornell University found that perovskite solar cells are the future of sustainable solar panels.

  • Researchers turning old clothes into new

    Researchers from Fraunhofer Institute for Applied Polymer Research IAP in Germany and Swedish company re:newcell have manufactured a viscose filament yarn using recycled cotton from discarded clothing.

  • AI predicts traffic, transportation impacts from special events

    A transportation technology company has developed an artificial intelligence (AI) system for enabling traffic managers to better prepare for special events happening within a city.

  • Maritime and medical: Two more potential industries for digital twinning

    Any industry with large, complex products or long product lifecycles could benefit immensely from digital twinning. Here are a few.

  • Aptar Food + Beverage introduces recyclable valve

    Elastomeric flow solutions company Aptar Food + Beverage has announced its new SimpliCycle recyclable valve technology.

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