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  • Team develops fractal cubes that disperse shockwaves

    Researchers from the Los Alamos National Laboratory have developed 3D-printed plastic cubes with built in fractal voids that can disperse shockwaves.

  • Team develops 'catch and kill' air filter

    Recognizing that the virus cannot survive temperatures above 70° C, the researchers heated porous nickel foam commonly used in air filters to 200° C.

  • Novel machine learning produces 50 times higher-resolution climate data...fast!

    Researchers at NREL have developed a faster, more accurate way to enhance climate data by incorporating adversarial training into machine learning.

  • Researchers give biofuel production effluents a jolt

    An electrochemical oxidation process demonstrated to efficiently remediate these effluents may also be applicable in the pharmaceutical and pulp and paper industries.

  • Valve manufacturer offers two valves in one

    Industrial control valve manufacturer Regeltechnik Kornwestheim (RTK) has introduced the RTK Discharge and Pump Protection Control Valve.

  • 3 ways manufacturers can benefit from diversifying strategy

    Fabricators and manufacturers adopting an attitude of diversification form can provide significant benefits if done correctly. Below are three ways fabricators can diversify their companies.

  • UL plans new wire and cable training in the virtual classroom

    Three virtual classroom training workshops are aimed at delivering firsthand industry and technical training to customers and stakeholders worldwide.

  • Product adaptability is key to weathering the economic storm

    Savage circumvents fluctuations in market-specific demand through continuous design and product flexibility.

  • New valve tech company begins operations in China

    Neles’ new valve technology center in Jiaxing, China, has started its operations.

  • Watch the 3D printing of sensors onto a moving lung

    The 3D-printing system uses motion capture technology, similar to that associated with moviemaking, to print functional devices on and inside the human body.

  • Fleet of robotic birds developed by German company

    A team from a Germany-based robotics firm has developed a fleet of robotic birds.

  • Researchers develop specimen-taking robot

    In an effort to reduce the spread of COVID-19 and other infectious diseases, a team of researchers from the Korea Institute of Machinery and Materials (KIMM) has built a robot capable of collecting specimens from patients in healthcare settings.

  • Waterproof USB 3.0 cable assemblies enable harsh environment connectivity

    New waterproof USB cable assemblies are USB 3.0 compliant and feature a waterproof, panel/enclosure mount connector on one end of the assembly.

  • Magnetically preloaded single-axis linear stepper motors from H2W

    The single axis linear stepper motor is a complete air bearing positioning system with the motor, the bearings and the positioning system all built into one compact package.

  • Watch: 3D-printed blood vessels are sugar-based

    A sweet solution to the synthesis of complex, viable vascular networks was recently demonstrated: Laser sintering of powdered sugars yields highly detailed structures that can maintain cell viability.

  • How does a linear motor work?

    Used in many industrial and (high-tech) applications, linear motors are an invaluable part of the fastest, most efficient processes. In this video we explain the basics used in linear motors.

  • Video: Battery initiative to boost UK rail service

    A joint venture will produce battery packs to advance rail electrification and also offer domestic production of batteries for the automotive and construction sectors.

  • Watch: Students design an electric motorbike

    The superbike includes a 17 kWh oil-cooled battery and a powertrain capable of delivering 150 kW and 400 Nm of torque at an estimated top speed of 160 mph.

  • Watch: Maserati unveils new twin-turbo V6 engine

    The MC20 super sportscar engineered by Maserati and slated to debut in September 2020 will feature a new engine with technological features derived from Formula 1.

  • GEMÜ announces diaphragm globe valves that integrate into multi-port blocks

    GEMÜ PPF (Pressure, Passivation, Flushing) is now offering solutions for the manufacture of diaphragm globe valves with plug diaphragm designs as multi-port valve blocks composed of stainless steel.

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