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  • Advanced materials, architecture and techniques in PV technologies

    Solar energy has come a long way, thanks to advancements in manufacturing techniques, innovative cell designs, and new materials that boost efficiency and save costs.

  • NORD Drivesystems to showcase innovative supply chain solutions at ProMat 2025

    Gear boxes, electric motors and electronic control products that enable the ideal drive system for nearly every application will be on display.

  • Geomechanical energy storage to fortify the grid

    The technology taps excess electricity from the grid to store water beneath the ground under pressure, delivering that energy later to provide reliable power to the grid.

  • Emerson opens applications for 2025 Discrete Automation STEM Scholarship

    Two merit-based scholarships will be awarded to U.S. students pursuing STEM careers, with additional grants to support college engineering programs.

  • OKW extends Its MINI-DATA-BOX sensor enclosures range to 40 standard options

    These sensor enclosures are now available in 40 standard permutations — reducing the need for customization.

  • ARBURG at Chinaplas 2025

    Two ALLROUNDER GOLDEN ELECTRIC EVO machines will demonstrate reliable liquid silicone processing and the efficient production of mass-produced medical products.

  • Critical Manufacturing at APEX 2025: The need for a new MES for making Industry 4.0 a reality

    Attendees will learn how Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES) can optimize factory productivity and lower innovation costs.

  • The connector designed to grow with data centers

    Discover how the Saf-D-Grid receptacle and power cord offer power density and reliability benefits in data center power distribution systems.

  • Everything right - and even more wrong - with The Line megaproject

    Two 1,600-ft tall, 105-mile-long skyscrapers are being built in Saudi Arabia, which will make heavy use of AI, digitalization and mobility technologies. What could go wrong?

  • Mapped: Global health risks of groundwater sulfate

    The extent of this potable water hazard is depicted in a new high-resolution global groundwater sulfate distribution map.

  • Additive manufacturing for complex mechanical parts

    An engineer’s handbook with this title would say that additive manufacturing (AM) is a process for building three-dimensional objects, layer by layer from digital models.

  • Dig smarter, not harder: Volvo’s new hybrid excavators

    Volvo Construction Equipment is incorporating hydraulic hybrid technology into its most recent series of excavators.

  • Five ways you might already encounter AI in cities

    As this technology becomes more commonplace, it will be important to make sure residents are aware of where it exists – and what it is doing.

  • Unlocking the full potential of measurement data with iba: A holistic approach to data acquisition, storage and analysis in automated industrial environments

    Explore how ibaPDA (process data acquisition) provides the basis for the unification of high-speed process data across complex and distributed automation systems.

  • Breakthrough AI detects toxic online comments with 87% accuracy

    The model is reportedly 87% accurate in classifying toxic and non-toxic text without the use of manual identification — an improvement over existing automated detection systems, many of which produce false positives.

  • Zwitterion coating could stop blood clots on medical implants

    The researchers sought to extend the lifespan of medical implants with their Zwitterionic coating, which was applied to material in a layer just a few nanometers thick.

  • New record clocked for fusion plasma longevity

    What laudable task can one do in the span of 22 minutes? Set a record for fusion plasma longevity in a tokamak.

  • Plug-and-play emergency chlorination for safer drinking water

    When disinfection systems installed in waterworks reach their limits, this mobile emergency chlorination system goes to work.

  • IKO’s new high-thrust linear motor stage delivers long stroke lengths in constrained spaces

    The direct drive linear motor stage is engineered for dynamic applications such as semiconductor fabrication which requires high thrust forces and long strokes.

  • Sizing up potholes with AI

    To develop the algorithm, the team tested different algorithms’ abilities to forecast how well asphalt pavements made with reclaimed materials withstood moisture

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