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  • Soaring through space on solar sails

    NASA and the European Space Agency researchers are developing a key in-space propulsion technology that could replace conventional chemical fuels with an inexhaustible natural resource: Energy from the sun.

  • New technological implementation for aerial inspection

    DayCor® ROM HD's new design offers technology, sensors combinations, flight efficiency, high-speed performance, accuracy, and support.

  • Artificial intelligence efficiently minimizes bugs in code

    Altran's artificial intelligence tool helps software developers predict the existence of bugs early in the development process.

  • Select the right adhesive for your medical device application

    Some of the desirable properties a medical adhesive offers include, but are not limited to, biocompatibility, non-cytotoxicity, temperature and chemical resistance, thermal and/or electrical conductivity and optical clarity.

  • The Pulse360: Searches for power generation systems up on Engineering360.com

    Searches for power generation systems on Engineering360.com are up 86% since last year. Searches continue to tick up and have increased 15% since March.

  • Team proposes two policies to encourage the capture of fugitive gas emissions

    Researchers from Georgetown University are proposing two different solutions for encouraging companies to capture fugitive gas emissions during oil extraction activities.

  • Case study: Camshaft and water pump sprocket with powder metallurgy

    Tensile strength, hardness, and impact toughness are critical for this camshaft and water pump sprocket for a three-wheeled, side-by-side moto roadster.

  • Warehouse solutions provider adds social distancing features to its existing software as Americans return to work

    A warehouse automation solutions provider is modifying its existing software to include social distancing features to protect workers in warehouse and manufacturing settings.

  • How the shift to electric vehicles is changing manufacturing as a whole

    While the days when sales of electric vehicles (EVs) will outnumber those of internal combustion-engine (ICE) vehicles are a decade or two in the future, the consequences for the automotive supply chain need to be understood and acknowledged now.

  • Fundamentals of heat transfer in thermal interface gap filler materials

    Examine what factors impact thermal gap filler heat transfer and actual vs. ideal heat transfer.

  • New bio-ink has promise to create 3D printed bone structures

    Researchers from Texas A&M University have developed a highly printable bio-ink that can be used as a platform to create anatomical scale functional tissues.

  • Initiative to create methane-emission sensor network

    Researchers from the University of Texas at Austin, the Environmental Defense Fund, ExxonMobil, Gas Technology Institute (GTI) and Pioneer Natural Resources Company are developing a network of sensors for emissions monitoring across the oil and gas production industry.

  • Watch: Lower cost, stronger carbon fibers fabricated with graphene

    Adding small amounts of graphene to the production process reduces the production cost and strengthens carbon fibers.

  • Video: New title holder for largest wind turbine

    The world’s largest offshore wind energy turbine is under development by Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy SA.

  • Video: Sensor receptacles reduce contamination, improve process yield in bioreactors

    The process analytical technology components enable in situ bioprocess monitoring without compromising the sterile boundary.

  • Modular energy storage solution designed to replace diesel generators

    The modular Voltpack Mobile System includes an AC interface hub connecting up to five 245 kWh lithium-ion battery Voltpacks.

  • Engineers develop a method for powering electronic devices with sweat

    Engineers at Scotland’s University of Glasgow have developed a flexible supercapacitor with the potential for replacing electrolytes in conventional batteries with human sweat.

  • Schroeder Industries launches portable filtration system

    Fluid filtration and condition monitoring company Schroeder Industries has launched its HFS-15 Handy Filter System, a portable offline filtration system.

  • Collaborators test cavitation monitoring system

    German mechanical engineering company Voith and Iceland-based energy group Landsvirkjun are jointly developing technology for monitoring cavitation in hydropower plants.

  • Intelligent concrete could repair itself

    The technology uses sensors to tell governments what concrete is at risk of cracking and uses materials to self-heal.

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