HEADLINES ARCHIVE

  • Non-Flammable Graphene Membrane Developed for Safe Mass Production

    University of Arkansas researchers have discovered a simple and scalable method for turning graphene oxide into a non-flammable and paper-like graphene membrane that can be used in large-scale production.

  • HVAC Dampers Withstand Coastal, Corrosive Applications

    The damper series combines the strength of stainless steel and protection of anodized aluminum to combat salt water elements.

  • CDC/WHO Ebola Guidelines Could Put Sewer Workers at Risk

    Research from Drexel University and the University of Pittsburgh suggests that guidelines for safe disposal of liquid waste from patients being treated for the Ebola virus might not go far enough to protect water treatment workers from being exposed.

  • Microgrid Project with Li-Ion Storage Gets Underway in NYC

    The microgrid includes a 400 kW solar photovoltaic system and 400 kW fuel cell, supported by 300 kW/1.2 MWh lithium-ion batteries and controlled by Demand Energy's Distributed Energy Network Operating System.

  • Denver Smart City Project Plugs Into Solar

    A 1.3 megawatt solar system includes lithium-ion battery storage system and will help power a microgrid being developed along an electric train between the airport and downtown Denver.

  • Wind, Solar, Transmission Top PacifiCorp Plan

    The $3.5 billion expansion plan, set to be in place by 2020, also incorporates building a segment of the Gateway West transmission line to facilitate the wind expansion.

  • AutoFrac® RFID-enabled Stimulation System Makes A Splash At OTC

    Weatherford’s AutoFrac® RFID-enabled stimulation system eliminates the need for control lines or mechanical actuation of lower completions tools when stimulating open-hole sections of extended-reach offshore wells.

  • Graphene Helps Harvest Stem Cells for Nerve Regrowth

    Inkjet-printed multi-layer graphene circuits affect the differentiation of mesenchymal stem cells into Schwann cells useful for damaged nerve repair.

  • Software-Enabled Buildings Can Be Delivered Instead of Built On Site

    Blokable is a start-up company dedicated to the development of safe and software-enabled building that could be ordered and delivered rather than built on site.

  • MTI Instruments Announces Launch of 2-D, 3-D Line of Laser Scanners

    MTI Instruments, Inc., a worldwide supplier of vibration measurement and system solutions, precision linear displacement solutions and wafer inspection tools, announces the launch of their new 2-D, 3-D line of laser scanners.

  • New Starch Improves Plastic Biodegradability

    A new starch-based film increases both biodegradability and water resistance for paper and other materials.

  • Pressure Independent Balancing and Control Valves Stabilize HVAC Operation

    The valves provide a stable hydronic flow independent of system pressure changes, creating a more manageable system for facility managers and occupants.

  • Honeywell Releases Particle Sensor for Indoor Air Quality

    The HPM series particle sensor is designed to work in HVAC systems and consumer products such air purifiers to measure air quality in homes, buildings, and public spaces.

  • Graphene Coating That Changes Color When Deformed or Cracked

    A team of researchers at Leibniz Institute of Polymer Research in Germany has developed a graphene coating that changes color when deformed or cracked.

  • New Radar Scanner Tests Wind Turbine Blades for Defects

    Thanks to the innovative radar scanner from the Fraunhofer Institute for Applied Solid State Physics IAF, defects in the material composition of the wind turbine blades can now be detected with far greater accuracy and visualized in a cross-sectional view, thereby saving costs in production and operation.

  • New Hybrid Inks for Printed, Flexible Electronics Without Sintering

    Research scientists at the INM–Leibniz Institute for New Materials have developed a new type of hybrid inks that allow electronic circuits to be applied to paper directly from a pen.

  • Transport Sector Passes Energy as Largest CO2 Emitter, EIA Says

    Transport sector CO2 emissions rose by 1.9% in 2016, largely reflecting emissions from motor gasoline.

  • Trina Solar Launches High-Efficiency Bifacial PV Module

    DUOMAX Twin generates power from both the front and back sides of the solar module and performs well even under weak light conditions, the company says in a statement.

  • Boeing Aims to Cut Dreamliner Cost with 3D Printed Parts

    Norsk Titanium AS, a supplier of additive-manufactured, structural titanium components, received a production purchase order for 3D-printed structural titanium components from Boeing.

  • A Moldable Scaffold for Bone

    A team, including researchers at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, is developing a new material that can be used to replace skull bone lost to injury, surgery or birth defect.

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