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Biomass fuels made from grass could slow global warming
Researchers from Ben-Gurion University of the Negev and Michigan State created a way to create biomass fuels from various grasses.
Custom cable harness design tool from Molex
The tool is intended to meet the needs of industries, including consumer, home appliance, medical and data computing.
Satellite data detail per capita CO2 emissions in cities
The contribution of per capita emissions to the CO2 load of cities has been analyzed, based on estimates from NASA's Orbiting Carbon Observatory-2 satellite.
Video: Cable management for cobot arms
The collaborative robot cable management kit features universally designed hook-and-loop mounting brackets and more than 100 links of triflex cable carrier.
Engineers cite 21 major design concerns with $1 billion Texas bridge
The engineering firm found what it said are design errors related to loading, foundations, substructure, superstructure and cables.
South Korea scientists develop three-pronged policing system
A team of scientists from South Korea’s Dongguk University has developed a three-pronged policing system that will reportedly help improve safety and make predictions about future crimes.
Startup puts the brain back into the audio experience
One key distinction is that the brain is actively engaged when listening live but passive when listening to a recording.
Power cable insulation recycled to benefit producer sustainability
The carbon footprint of Danish power cable supplier NKT is expected to shrink with the demonstration of technology for recycling cross-linked polyethylene.
Conval introduces new line of severe-service valves
Conval, manufacturer of severe service valves, has launched clampseal throttling valves.
MHPS to supply turbines for gas-to-hydrogen electric power plant
The turbines are designed as part of a plan to transition from coal to natural gas and then to hydrogen fuel.
A fast, portable assay for coronavirus screening
The nucleic acid test has been tested in hospitals and laboratories in China, demonstrating 97% accuracy with 99% specificity.
The largest natural gas producing region in the US? The answer may surprise you!
U.S. natural gas production measured as gross withdrawals averaged 111.5 Bcf/d in 2019, the highest volume on record.
MicroBurr removal utilizing electropolishing
Are you experiencing burring issues with metal parts? Electropolishing can help in several ways.
Reduce your cost of heating with Watt-Flex®
Watt-Flex® offers precision heat while reducing your cost of heating. Trust the Dalton difference!
New vaccine delivery method negates the need for refrigeration
Suspending vaccines in a lightweight film eliminates refrigeration requirements and could cost-effectively expand global access to these medicines.
The right ingredients for boosting tandem solar cell efficiency
Chlorine, bromine and iodine were applied to the top layer in a perovskite-silicon cell to tailor the bandgap and stabilize the semiconductor under illumination.
Faulty sensors blamed in Ethiopian Boeing 737 Max crash
On the eve of the first anniversary of the March 2019 crash, Ethiopian air transport authorities cited a faulty sensor as triggering a series of events that led to the fatal accident.
Watch: Extra large stamping line pressed into service by Nissan
The new press weighs 2000 tons and required 18 months to install at the Sunderland plant in the U.K.
The new KNF FP 150: A diaphragm pump with low pulsation
The new pump generation was developed for the special challenges of UV inks, which are increasingly used in industrial inkjet printing applications.
Three new cable solutions available from Belden
New products include FiberExpress flexible ribbon cable, DNV GL certified category cables and low-loss ½ in coaxial cables.