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A river will sustainably power this UK campus
A water source heat pump will extract heat from the River Thames to provide power and heating services.
Excellence in pH measurement: Ensuring data integrity and compliance for high-quality results
This article discusses best practices for maintaining data integrity in pH measurements and aims to enhance your understanding of the topic.
Self-powered sensors offer new hope for dementia care
The STEPS1.0 paves the way for the advanced remote monitoring of indicators including breathing patterns, bed occupancy, fetal movements during pregnancy and pressure distribution to prevent bedsores.
A boost for Gulf of Mexico oil and gas reserves
The outer continental shelf of the Gulf of Mexico hosts a greater amount of estimated oil and gas reserves than previously considered.
A mixed bag for US oil and gas production
Crude oil production in the U.S. is on the rise while natural gas production remains flat.
‘Superwood’ is tougher than steel and stands up to fire and water
InventWood’s engineered wood product, called Superwood, is a byproduct of a molecular-level process that transforms natural wood into a material that is roughly a dozen times stronger and 10 times tougher than traditional wood.
Researchers explore fungus-based silver nanoparticles as potential COVID-19 remedy
The researchers explained that they carried out tests on hamsters and found that the silver nanoparticles not only inhibited the infection but also reduced the viral load in the lungs, subsequently easing inflammation in the rodents.
The advantages of more elegant circuit design in battery packs
Delve into circuit design and how it can be made more elegant by eliminating unnecessary components and costs.
Data centers are overheating — And so are their utility bills
Discover how smarter flow measurement with electromagnetic flow meters can help data centers stay efficient, sustainable and cool under strain.
MOBILAIR M480: Unrivalled performance for demanding applications
The oil-injected portable screw compressor is ideal for diverse applications, from mining and tunnel construction to temporary replacement of industrial compressor stations.
NORD Drivesystems updates helical worm gear units to offer wider power range
These reliable worm gear drives have been engineered to provide more torque within the same compact footprint.
InOrbit.AI unveils the InOrbit Business Execution System: Translating business orders into actionable robot missions
The system provides a single platform for intelligent automation and optimized workflow execution.
Power up your connectivity — Visit Mencom at Automate 2025
Explore the latest in industrial electrical connectors at the Mencom Corporation booth, featuring hands-on demonstrations of cutting-edge power, control, signal and network connectors.
Allied Motion to present advanced motor technologies for robotics and automation at Automate 2025
The company can integrate these technologies into fully customized actuators delivering the precision, efficiency and performance required.
Bubbling with innovation: The fermentation tech takeover
Recent innovations across fermentation are enhancing performance, increasing yields and expanding the range of viable applications.
After cleaning water, these edible robots transform into fish treats
Powered by a gentle chemical reaction, these edible motorboat-inspired robots each measure 5 cm long, weigh roughly 1.43 grams and can glide across water at up to three times their body length per second.
UV chip eliminates bacteria to extend food freshness
The chip was integrated into a commercially available product designed to preserve the freshness of food stored in containers.
Flower strips may help apple farmers cut pest control costs
In addition to potentially increasing crop yields, flower strips are also capable of supporting bees and other pollinating insects. They also help to capture more carbon from the atmosphere, and subsequently improve the overall health of the farm environment.
Using AI technology to combat honey fraud
To prevent honey fraud, the team developed a new method capable of determining what type of flowers the bees visited to produce a specific honey.
Eye scans may help detect schizophrenia early
The team sought to discover whether disruptions in neural communication are linked to genetic risk factors for schizophrenia — which is a disorder known for affecting how the brain processes information.