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Wheatgrass engineered for human consumption released for public use for the first time
Researchers from the University of Minnesota and the Land Institute have released the first food-grade wheatgrass variety for public use.
Wearable microfluidic platform tracks health by monitoring sweat
A simple sweat collection and analysis device has been designed to assist healthcare professionals with diagnosing and monitoring disease progression by measuring pH, glucose and other biomarkers.
Silicon Line launches HDMI 2.1 active optical cable modules sampling program
The sampling program is expected to provide an opportunity for cable manufacturers and partners to accelerate their time to market.
Advantages of on-demand air compressors and blowers
Although most compressors and blowers have a life cycle greater than 13 years, it is not always convenient for companies to purchase fixed equipment to meet fluctuating air demand.
Apex Pumps develops pump for hand sanitizer production
Apex Pumps has manufactured a bespoke pump, equipped with a WEG motor, to be used in the production of hand sanitizer for a company in the U.K. amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Recyclable and fire resistant plastic recycled by being dissolved in superfludic fluid
Researchers from the Korea Institute of Science and Technology (KIST) created a recyclable, flame-retardant and carbon-fiber-reinforced plastic material (CFRP).
The Hydraulic Institute launches its Utility Resources for pump manufacturers
The Hydraulic Institute (HI), an authority on pumps and pumping systems, announces the launch of its Utility Resources.
Allegro's cool current sensor improves accuracy and efficiency
The high-speed operation allows customers to operate at higher switching frequencies and design SiC and GaN switching platforms that improve efficiency.
Saint-Gobain® heat sealing tapes improve manufacturing efficiency
The value of a high-quality heat sealing tape is an important element in heat sealing machine applications.
High-performance stainless steel material for additive manufacturing
The material allows for additive manufacturing of complex, high-strength stainless steel parts comparable to wrought 17-4 PH but without the need for expensive cryogenic processing or high-temperature heat treatment.
Blood test offers non-invasive brain cancer diagnostics
A liquid biopsy offers a non-invasive approach to the diagnosis of intracranial tumors, which currently requires high-risk surgical techniques to obtain tissue samples.
Liquid fuel cell design outperforms hydrogen-powered technology
A high-power direct borohydride fuel cell was demonstrated to operate at double the voltage of conventional hydrogen fuel cells.
3 reasons green manufacturing may become the 'new normal'
Green manufacturing offers the promise of a new paradigm for business. Here are three indicators from the global stage that offer promise to a resurgent America.
Peristaltic pumps for combustible environments and media
When pumps are required in potentially explosive environments, for such applications as fuel transfer or chemical processing, personnel safety and facility investments can only be ensured by an explosion-proof pump.
New tool helps make predictions about hydraulic fracturing yields
Applied to spreadsheets, the new procedure makes predictions about natural gas and oil flow potential from new wells based on data about gas and oil flow amounts from old wells within the same drilling field.
Quantum dot plastic composite has controllable shape and color
Green Science Alliance Co. Ltd. has developed quantum dot + resin composite material with higher resistance against light, water and heat.
Cellulose based resin creates biodegradable textiles, fibers, yarns and more
Green Science Alliance Co., Ltd., has developed biodegradable textile, fiber, yarn and film with a cellulose-based resin.
Recycled plastic resins create new packaging materials and keep plastic out of the environment
Dow Inc. announced it is developing a new family of post-consumer recycled (PCR) resins that will be available worldwide.
Team using plastic waste, foundry dust to form bricks for the construction industry
Hoping to reduce the amount of plastic waste around the world, a company from India has developed bricks for the construction industry made from foundry waste and sand mixed with recovered plastic waste.
Voith introduces new refurbishment service for screw presses
Voith’s new refurbishment service enables the full restoration of screw performance and reduces downtimes by up to 20% compared to conventional repair methods.