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Clear coating blocks algae growth on underwater solar panels
The transparent coating enables the sun's energy to pass through while also preventing algae and other fouling materials from forming on solar cells.
ASCE: America's infrastructure gets a 'C' in 2025 - what it means
Across 18 sectors, the Report Card is the ultimate summary for civil engineers to understand the infrastructure across the country.
Near-future PFAS regulations will affect thousands of US utilities
Treatment solutions and regulatory measures are being advanced to alleviate drinking water contamination by these forever chemicals.
Gannon & Scott showcases advanced precious metal recovery solutions for RF and semiconductor industries at IMS 2025
The company will highlight its capabilities in precious metal recovery from high-purity processing materials.
Compact single output, general-purpose power supplies series
The convection-cooled component is available with output voltage adjustment function, remote on-off and DIN-rail mounting bracket options.
Soundcheck! Practical fixes for hydraulic and pneumatic noise pollution
Planned maintenance programs address smaller issues before they become major causes of fluid blowouts.
OKW’s STYLE-CASE handheld enclosures: More accessories for improved functionality
Accessories for these electronics enclosures now include wall holders, sealing kits, battery clips, strain relief and a flexible Ø 5.3 mm black grommet to protect cable connections.
US Air Force Research Laboratory awards Moog contract to develop new multimode propulsion system to enhance dynamic space operations
This first-of-its-kind dual chemical-electric propulsion system is set to revolutionize satellite propulsion, providing unprecedented mission flexibility and adaptability for military spacecraft.
When ambition derails: The true cost of HS2
As an example of civil engineering and government oversight gone awry, we suspect no one is in a hurry to repeat this multi-billion sterling pound debacle.
Biogas to flow at wastewater treatment plant
A traditional wastewater treatment plant in San Francisco, California, is on course to transform into a renewable energy producer.
Why so many drivers are stuck in neutral over EV ownership
More models, options, and top technologies still aren't enough to drag the plug-in pessimists towards the gas-free, cheaper, electric light.
Vanzetti Engineering attends the Paris Air Show 2025
The company will be exhibiting its cryogenic pumps for space testbeds and green propulsion systems for aerospace applications.
Microplastics mapped in the marine environment
Microplastic types and distributions were mapped from the surface to the deep sea at a global scale.
New nanosheets boost mask breathability while capturing viruses
Researchers from the Institute of Industrial Science at the University of Tokyo designed a filter capable of capturing nanoparticles such as viruses without significantly restricting air flow.
Digitally enabled electric well solutions maximize production and recovery
New well completion technology shifts production economics with fewer requirements for costly well interventions.
The largest wave energy array in the UK
Scheduled for installation in 2029, the 5 MW project will form the largest wave energy array in the U.K.
Advantech IoTMart Europe launches to deliver a seamless e-commerce shopping experience
The platform offers tailored cross-border services and localized support to streamline procurement and accelerate industrial automation for businesses.
JFrog integrates the JFrog platform with NVIDIA Enterprise AI Factory to accelerate agentic AI
The collaboration delivers a full-spectrum machine learning operations solution, designed to ensure scalable, secure and seamless deployment of artificial intelligence (AI)-powered applications using the NVIDIA Blackwell platform.
Self-healing e-skin decodes the body’s signals in real time
The combination of materials enables the material to autonomously repair cuts, tears and breaks in seconds at room temperature and without heat or light.
Hydrogen testing complete for long-range eVTOL
The system will soon undergo emission-free flight testing with the goal of decarbonizing essential air services such as medical transfers, passenger and freight services.