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  • Watch Power Grid Frequency Changes During the Solar Eclipse

    The eclipse will challenge both the diversity and predictability of a significant amount of solar power generation.

  • Just a Shot of Coffee

    The Bripe allows for miniaturized coffee (or tea) brewing in a portable, no-external-fire-necessary kit.

  • Synthetic Antifreeze to Benefit Aviation, Ice Cream

    Synthetic antifreeze could protect airplane wings from ice damage and make ice cream smoother.

  • Video: New Inks Made of Graphene-like Materials for Inkjet Printing

    The black phosphorous inks are compatible with conventional printing techniques for optoelectronics and photonics

  • Silicone Gasket and Braided Hose for Bioprocessing Service

    The products are designed to meet the exacting requirements of biotechnology and pharmaceutical single-use applications.

  • Manufacturing Graphene Using Fizzy Soda Water

    The process could provide a cleaner, environmentally-friendly way to produce the wonder material.

  • Fish Fraud: It's What's for Dinner

    Are you sure that’s halibut on your plate? You may have ordered red snapper, but is that actually what you’re eating?

  • Epoxy Thermosets are Derived from Plants

    An all-plant oil-derived epoxy thermoset was fabricated with a catalyst-free curing method.

  • Glass Blocks for Energy Self-Sufficiency in Buildings

    A solar energy-generating glass block developed at the University of Exeter, UK, is designed to facilitate on-site electricity production in buildings.

  • Autobahn to Get Electric Segment for Trucks

    The system will be installed on the A5 autobahn in the German state of Hesse.

  • 3M™ VHB™ Tapes – Strength of Rivets, Simplicity of Tape

    3M™ VHB™ tapes are superior to traditional fasteners and joining techniques like screws, rivets, welds and wet glazing in a number of ways. In addition to their aesthetics, they offer great environmental durability, application simplicity and design flexibility. They are used in a variety of applications, including transportation, metal fabrication, construction, electronics and signage.

  • An Eruptive Source of Energy-Critical Lithium

    Lake sediments preserved within the calderas of supervolcanoes are important targets for lithium exploration.

  • Retailer Adds Rooftop Solar and Energy Storage

    The projects will reduce electricity grid demand by as much as 30-35 percent annually at each store. The average store roof, at approximately 104,000 square feet, will hold 1,000 panels.

  • Discarded Office Chairs Now Repurposed Backpacks

    By dismantling the office chairs, student Thomas Howell-Jones determined that the backrest of the chair could be converted into a durable, water- and impact-proof bag that can be carried like a backpack or attached to a bicycle (bicycle panniers).

  • Making Spray-on Electrochromic Rainbow Inks that can be Applied Safely

    A water-based ink could allow industries to use these films that have not been able to before.

  • Tough, Self-healing Rubber Developed

    The breakthrough could create a new generation of automotive tires.

  • More Beautiful Solar Panels May Increase Adoption

    Existing black and blue solar panels, which are ubiquitous on roofs nationwide, are not aesthetically pleasing. Now, we might have better-looking panels.

  • How I DIY'd It: Replacing a Deck

    The challenge: Remove and replace my sagging, poorly-built front porch. The team: Yours truly and a retired neighbor who is handy at these sort of things.

  • Four Important Considerations When Choosing the Right Convolute Wheel for Your Next Abrasives Project

    There’s always demand for a long-lasting, quicker-cutting wheel to match the efficiency needs in today’s manufacturing environments.

  • Shipwrecks to Steer Renewables Growth Off Wales

    Marine surveys of shipwrecks will generate data on the fate and durability of structures placed in similar areas of the seabed.

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