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  • Oil recovery improves with an understanding of brine salinity influence

    Oil well productivity is enhanced when water with the right salt concentration is matched to both the oil and the host rock formation.

  • Registration now open for VMA's third annual Valve Forum

    The Valve Manufacturers Association of America (VMA) has announced details about its 2020 Valve Forum: Conference and Exhibits in Phoenix.

  • 3D printing method creates in vitro environment for studying glioblastoma treatment

    Researchers from RPI, Northeastern University and the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai created a new method that combines bioprinting and imaging of glioblastoma cells in a cost-effective way.

  • All there is to know about gas metering stations

    Companies looking to purchase natural gas from suppliers need to ensure that they are being supplied what they paid for, and at the specified requirements. A gas metering station is made up of several components specifically designed to carry out this analysis.

  • Nanodrills target drug-resistant bacteria disease-causing cells

    Light-activated molecular drills effectively kill targeted cells and may find potential use in treating human skin diseases.

  • Pella is the first window manufacturer recognized for noise reduction

    Quiet Mark awarded the certification for the company's new line.

  • Team 3D prints custom super magnets

    Teams from Germany’s Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU) and Austria’s Graz University of Technology, University of Vienna and Joanneum Research have developed a method for 3D printing custom super magnets for mechatronic devices.

  • Durable sensors produced using nanotech, 3D printing

    Engineers from Canada's University of Waterloo have created a durable sensor for wearable devices using nanotechnology and 3D printing.

  • CLT used to create low carbon emissions apartment buildings in Boston

    MIT researchers have used cross-laminated timber (CLT) to create a new building in Boston’s Roxbury area with low carbon emissions.

  • The sound of broken: Researchers compile audio dataset of malfunctioning machines

    A research team from Hitachi Ltd. has assembled the first-ever audio dataset of malfunctioning industrial machinery.

  • Energy-efficient electric motor delivers 0.16 to 60 HP power range

    The three-phase Nord Universal motor is available in 20 models and provides a power range of 0.16 to 60 HP.

  • Video: Blastoff to the ISS for heart cell study

    The cosmic cardiac mission will examine the effects of microgravity environments on heart health and translate findings into improved treatments for heart muscle diseases.

  • A new flow control ball valve

    The valve is available in 1/2 in through 2 in and includes a PVC ball with center provisions to support PTFE seats from 0-100% of capable flow.

  • Laser-based defense system can down autonomous drones

    A professor from Israel’s’ Ben-Gurion University has developed a laser-based system capable of downing autonomous drones.

  • Assembly systems by DEPRAG

    Deprag – our customer's one-stop-shop that assumes the responsibility for the entire system.

  • Designing with inflatable seals

    Designing an effective seal is critical when you need to contain lubricant or fluid, prevent leaks or keep personnel safe. Seal selection can be a time-consuming process for engineers. Design criteria such as temperature, pressure and chemical interaction must be considered in addition to

  • Household sponge material to be used to purify water from oil products

    Scientists from Russia’s Tomsk Polytechnic University and France’s University of Lille have developed a material that can purify water from oil products.

  • A laser cleaning process for ship hulls

    The process under development could provide an efficient alternative to standard mechanical cleaning processes to address biofouling.

  • Watch how cement-free concrete bends

    Synthesized with coal fly ash and other industrial wastes, a new geopolymer composite is as strong as common concrete but possesses some flexibility.

  • Here is a look at GM's EV platform and battery technology

    The Ultium battery system is based on a newly developed chemistry for lithium-ion cells that is intended to reduce battery cost and improve performance.

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