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Beef Jerky and Other Processed Meats May Increase Chances of Mania
The study shows there may be a correlation to diet and disorders that affect the brain.
Reinforced Thermal Film for Die-cutting
Sarcon 15GTR from Fujipoly is a thin, thermal interface composite film made from heat-conducting silicone and a .05-mm fiberglass reinforcement layer.
New High-energy, Short Pulse Laser Material Developed
A new laser material that is capable of emitting ultra-short, high-power pulses was engineered at University of California San Diego.
Improve Biofuel Potential of Algae with a Plant-based Diet
Consumption of plants is essential for proper nutrition in humans, and has recently been discovered to boost cell growth and lipid productivity of a freshwater microalgal strain.
'Solar Sailing' Takes Flight
The concept of a spacecraft that could be outfitted with sails and propelled by the sun is being advanced through the application of advanced photonic materials.
Boeing Wins Contract to Deliver a New Air Force One
The planes, originally built for Russian buyers in a deal that fell through, have been stored in the Mojave Desert and would be delivered by December 2024.
A Redesigned Videoscope Supports Efficient Inspections of Aircraft Engines and Wind Turbines
Brighter imaging and enhanced image processing capabilities highlight the improvements of an industrial videoscope designed for confined space inspections of aircraft engines, piping, industrial plants and wind power generation systems.
Watch the Launch of the RRS Sir David Attenborough
The Royal Research Ship (RRS) Sir David Attenborough, the largest civilian ship to be built in the U.K. in 30 years and less formally known as Boaty McBoatface, was officially launched into the River Mersey on July 14.
Novel Method for Downhole Monitoring from NETL
Researchers adapted Laser Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy hardware to well-bore monitoring applications potentially making LIBS more effective for in-the-field subsurface research.
Adidas to Use Only Recycled Materials in its Products by 2024
Sportswear giant Adidas has announced that it will only use recycled materials in all of its products by 2024, according to recent reports.
Crude Oil Export Terminal Planned for Gulf of Mexico
The project could include 80 miles of 42-inch-diameter pipeline to an offshore terminal capable of loading and exporting crude oil at the rate of 85,000 barrels per hour.
In China, a Bot Will Deliver Snacks to Your Door
Helping to deliver snacks, beverages and other items in the “Kafka” compound of Beijing is the little yellow and black robot that could.
New Valve for Pharmaceutical Water Systems Maintains Water Quality with a Range of Configurations
The diaphragm valve is compact and lightweight with a modular design.
Secure a Skilled and Diverse Workforce with the Solar Jobs Toolkit
The toolkit provides practical steps for the industry to better align training with evolving workforce needs to ensure a steady supply of talent.
Secure a Skilled and Diverse Workforce with the Solar Jobs Toolkit
The toolkit provides practical steps for the industry to better align training with evolving workforce needs to ensure a steady supply of talent.
Oleo Sponge Successfully Tests in Real-world Conditions
Makers of the Oleo Sponge — a patent-pending material that might one day be used to absorb oil from oil spills — tested the material off the Southern California coastline in recent months where it successfully proved its effectiveness.
Now Operational: North America’s First Multi-megawatt Power-to-gas Facility
The first major energy storage facility using hydrogen in North America is now operational in Ontario, Canada.
Using AI Tech to Protect Water Supplies
Hoping to expedite the process for monitoring water treatment plants as well as making the process easier and less expensive, researchers from the University of Waterloo have designed artificial intelligence (AI) software to help achieve those goals.
Video: 12 New Moons Found Orbiting Jupiter
Jupiter’s total number of known moons now stands at 79.
2.1 Megapixel Quantalux sCMOS Cameras From Thorlabs
Thorlabs 2.1 megapixel Quantalux sCMOS camera is based on a high-performance, ultra-low read noise imager, ideal for demanding imaging applications.