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  • Watch: Why Did Scientists Create a Microscopic Fidget Spinner?

    What would you build in a cleanroom equipped with a Nanoscribe and a laser 3D printer?

  • Battery Storage Will Offer Grid Support as Puerto Rico Recovers

    Battery storage in the Dominican Republic helped that island grid survive a hurricane. Puerto Rico was a different story.

  • Wind Turbines Have Grown Taller, More Powerful

    Wind turbines in the United States have grown in both average height and generating capacity over the past decade, according to the Energy Department.

  • Synthetic Protocol forms 3D Porous Organic Network in Seconds

    A team of Korean researchers, affiliated with UNIST, has recently announced the principle of producing porous organic materials in the blink of an eye.

  • Emission Controls Didn't Save This Coal-Fired Power Plant

    We Energies spent $325 million on pollution controls at Pleasant Prairie to meet air emission regulations. The two-unit plant will close in 2018.

  • ITUS Receives Notice of Allowance for Second Key Cancer Technology Patent

    The company is developing a platform called Cchek™ from which it expects to launch a series of non-invasive, inexpensive diagnostic blood tests for early cancer detection.

  • Drones More Damaging Than Bird Strikes, According to Study

    With close calls between drones and airplanes on the rise, a new study by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) revealed that drone collisions cause more damage to planes than collisions with similarly-sized birds.

  • New Method Can Map Chemicals in the Human Skin

    Chemical imaging allows all layers of the skin to be seen and the presence of virtually any substance in any part of the skin to be measured with a very high degree of precision.

  • Drone Impacts with Aircraft Can Be More Lethal Than Birds, Study Says

    The Federal Aviation Administration says it will use the research to help develop operational and collision risk mitigation requirements for drones.

  • Solar Powers Australian Deep-Space Ground Station

    A solar farm completed in August 2017 generates 470 MWh of electricity annually, providing about 40 percent of the station's power needs.

  • First Oil Produced from North Atlantic Field

    The Hebron platform will be able to produce up to 150,000 barrels of oil per day. It has a storage capacity of 1.2 million barrels of oil.

  • Airbag Prevents Tanker Truck from Tipping

    Hoping to make the transport of bulk liquids much safer, Dr. Erik Eenkhoorn of the University of Twente has developed the "Cairbag."

  • 'Metasurfaces' Can Bend Light, Produce Invisibility

    A new 2D material can effectively control and bend the electric and magnetic components of electromagnetic waves such as light. Potential applications are numerous, and even include an invisibility cloak.

  • A Manufacturing Renaissance is in Sight

    Jabil on the cusp of manufacturing revolution with HP Multi Jet Fusion technology.

  • As the Coil Turns: Plating Services for Springs

    Zinc plating provides a protective barrier against corrosion without modifying the spring’s properties, and Capital Spring offers more than one option to help customers combat product corrosion.

  • Engineering Insight: Springs and Dampening

    This graph summarizes the search tendencies displayed by Engineering360 users with respect to the industry they identified with while registering. The graph shows the search contribution each industry makes in the specified areas relative to the search contribution each industry makes across air springs, compression springs, constant force springs, gas springs and shock absorbers, linear dampers and dashpots areas.

  • NREL Develops Switchable Solar Window

    Thermochromic windows capable of converting sunlight into electricity at a high efficiency have been developed by scientists at the U.S. Department of Energy’s National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL).

  • Synthesized Compound Removes Fluoride and Heavy Metals from Water

    A resin-free, precipitation-free and reusable technique was developed to remove toxic metal ions and fluoride from extremely polluted water.

  • Intensive Use Multi-Level Shelving Units

    Intensive use multi-level shelving units that are easy to install are available in a wide range of configurations. The complete system is highly versatile and customized to maximize available space improving organization and productivity.

  • Watch, Then Drink Your Tofu: A Healthy Whey to Make Alcohol

    The world’s first alcoholic beverage made from tofu whey is enriched with antioxidants.

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