HEADLINES ARCHIVE

  • A Personal Aircraft for Everyday Life

    Kitty Hawk has introduced a new next-generation ultralight.

  • Use of Wireless Sensors in Heat Trace Installations

    Adoption of industrial wireless sensor networks (IWSNs) reduces installation costs, solves complications with hard-to-reach sensing locations and expedites implementation of advanced diagnostics.

  • Mg2018 Begins Next Week

    International Conference on Magnesium Alloys and Their Applications, Mg2018, the premier conference on the lightest structural metal, magnesium, begins next week.

  • Building the World’s First Quantum Battery

    It could replace conventional batteries in small electronic devices, while larger quantum batteries could find application in the renewable energy sector.

  • Watch: Rolls-Royce Developing Robotic Snakes and Bugs to Inspect Engines

    Rolls-Royce is teaming with researchers from the University of Nottingham and Harvard University to develop anthropomorphic robots to inspect engines.

  • Just Add Water to Drive This Electric Car

    Participants at an annual political event held in Visby, Sweden, were treated to a demonstration of a fuel cell-powered automobile fueled with water.

  • New Extended Stroke Artificial-lift Solution

    A high functional pumping unit was re-released with an extended pump stroke length of up to 36 and a half feet. The new pumping unit is easy to maintain and packed full of features in an industry proven design that is sure to improve artificial-lift efficiency.

  • API Report: June 2018 Marks Highest Ever Production of US Crude Oil, Natural Gas Liquids

    Production of crude oil reached 10.7 million barrels per day (mb/d) and production of natural gas liquids reached 4.2 mb/d.

  • High-Voltage Liquid Metal Flow Battery Shows Promise

    A new type of flow battery more than doubled the maximum voltage of conventional flow batteries and could lead to affordable storage of renewable power.

  • FERC Tightens Cyber Incident Reporting Rules

    Cyber threat reporting standards will now extend to attempts that might lead to future efforts to harm electric system reliability.

  • JFK Airport to Begin Testing 3D Tech

    Security will soon be getting another layer at one of the world’s busiest airports.

  • Study: Red-light Cameras Don't Prevent Car Accidents

    Designed to discourage drivers from rolling (or speeding) through red lights, thereby reducing the number of traffic accidents and injuries at intersections, researchers from Case Western Reserve University have found that red-light cameras are not living up to their intent.

  • The Chemistry of Whiter Teeth

    Achieving perfectly white teeth comes with a significant price tag in terms of tooth health. Over-the-counter solutions or bleaching sessions at the dentist can harm teeth. Now, a team of researchers believes they have created a better, less harmful technique for whitening teeth.

  • Malicious Email Detection Technique Rivals 60 Antivirus Engines

    In an effort to thwart unknown, malicious emails, researchers from Ben-Gurion University of the Negev (BGU) Malware Lab have created a new technique for detecting malicious emails that might one day rival the most popular antivirus software products currently on the market.

  • New Material Changes Its Structure in Response to Light

    The development could open the door to self-healing drug delivery or other self-healing electronics.

  • EPRI to Conduct Solar Forecasting Research With Energy Companies

    The Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) plans to develop and demonstrate new methods to operate power systems with high penetrations of solar power.

  • Neste to Use Waste Plastic for Fuel and Plastic Production

    The company plans to realize a waste plastic processing capacity of one million tons per year in 2019.

  • This Utility Plans to Build a $250m LNG Facility

    The 1 Bcf storage facility is expected to enter service in the summer of 2021.

  • Watch the Bioengineering of Personalized Bone Grafts

    Segments of bone engineered from stem cells are combined to create large-scale, personalized grafts that will enhance treatment for those suffering from bone disease or injury.

  • Aecon JV Wins Pipeline Replacement Contract

    Construction is expected to start in August, with substantial completion expected by the end of the year.

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