HEADLINES ARCHIVE

  • Researchers Make Food Poisoning Discovery

    Affecting an estimated 1 in 6 Americans each year alone, serious food-borne illnesses caused by Bacillus cereus, a common type of stomach bug that produces toxins responsible for inducing diarrhea and vomiting, can, in extreme cases, lead to hospitalization and even death.

  • Video: NASA Probe Finds Water on Asteroid and Confirms its Dimensions

    The OSIRIS-Rex mission has revealed water locked inside the clays that make up the asteroid Bennu.

  • Study: Particulate Morphology and Health Risks of Arc Welding Fumes

    Maximum levels of particulate matter 10 micrometers or smaller occur in the workspace during arc welding operations.

  • Optimal Heart Valve Sizing with 3D Printing

    A new 3D printing workflow lets cardiologists gauge how different valve sizes will interact with each patient’s unique anatomy.

  • Report: Prospects for Renewables Penetration and a Decarbonized Economy in the EU

    A new report examines the possible evolution of the European electricity market under different levels of variable renewable energy penetration through 2025.

  • A Spotlight on MECO EA Type-1 Seals

    Custom-engineered shaft seals from MECO Seal eliminate many common problems with respect to performance, safety, productivity and harmony.

  • Study: Distracted Driving Laws Are Saving Motorcyclists' Lives

    A new study from Florida Atlantic University (FAU) and the University of Miami has found that laws that stop or discourage drivers from using their cell phones while driving have reduced fatalities among motorcyclists.

  • Declining Coal Use Has Led to Lower Emissions

    Coal-fired generation peaked in the US in 2007 at 2,016 million MWh and declined to 1,206 million MWh by 2017. As a result, emissions of SO2 and NOx also have fallen.

  • 3D Printer from Makerbot for Schools and Small Businesses

    Small businesses and schools find it difficult to pay for 3D printing technologies, but a new printer from Makerbot aims to address this with an out-of-the-box solution.

  • We Should Hate Coffee. Study Explores Why We Love It.

    New research from the Northwestern Medicine and QIMR Berghofer Medical Research Institute in Australia found that the more coffee someone drinks, the more sensitive they are to the bitter taste and essentially acquire a taste for the drink and how it makes them feel.

  • Novel Wastewater Treatment Project at Scottish Water

    The demonstration is a single-pass system that uses technology to reduce the production of biosolids generated during treatment to meet tightening total biochemical oxygen demand (TBOD) and ammonia standards.

  • First LNG Cargo Sails from Texas Facility

    The facility consists of three LNG production units and supporting infrastructure.

  • Artificial Intelligence in the Delivery Room?

    Considering how readily the technology is cropping up in everything, from helping to predict the weather to powering motorized wheelchairs based on facial expressions, AI will likely be helping to deliver babies in the future, according to some experts.

  • Skyworks Solutions Announces New Applications for Connected Cars

    Skyworks Solutions Inc. has introduced its suite of next-generation SkyOne Ultra 3.0 devices specifically designed for advanced automotive applications.

  • New Image Sensor Uses Advanced Back-Illuminated Pixel Technology

    The new product is a 4 megapixel image sensor based on advanced BSI (back-illuminated) pixel technology, using a 1/1.8 inch optical size to deliver excellent imaging quality in low illumination environments.

  • N2Power and New Yorker Electronics Sign Distribution Agreement for Advanced Power Supplies

    New Yorker Electronics has teamed up with N2Power Solutions to develop a global supply chain for power supply products.

  • NeuroData: Open-Source Repository for Big Neuro Data

    The world’s largest and most diverse public neuroscience data repository holds nearly 100 public and private datasets.

  • Ph.D. Student Suggests Cutting Traffic Might Be Achievable with Reserved Driving Times

    While investigating the issue of rush-hour traffic, an Ecole polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) student has presented plans for a system where drivers can reserve drive time in a designated traffic lane.

  • US LNG Export Capacity Ranks 3rd in the World

    LNG export capacity will reach 8.9 Bcf/d by the end of 2019, more than double the current capacity.

  • Device Designed to Clean Up The Great Pacific Garbage Patch Isn't Working

    A tool designed to help with cleanup efforts in the Pacific Ocean isn’t working as well as expected according to new reports.

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