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Pulsed light tech promises to inactivate harmful pathogens in food processing industry
The technique, according to researchers, delivers pulsed light technology to sanitize food instead of the commonly used chemical, heat and water-based antimicrobial technologies, thereby preventing food contamination.
Long-lasting pneumatic clamps from JW Winco
Pneumatic clamps from JW Winco have received a number of updates aimed primarily at a longer lifespan.
Mobile robots in auto manufacturing need to analyze their environment – here’s how
In automobile manufacturing, mobile robots deliver parts and components to certain areas in the plant or transport chassis, engines and transmissions along assembly lines.
Certification program to help improve global nuclear safety
The IEEE standards-based program benefits global system integrators, plant owners and equipment vendors.
Seco and partners to host first hybrid aerospace innovation event
Attend in person or virtually to experience machining demonstrations, seminars and networking opportunities relevant to aerospace manufacturing.
UC Davis awards assistant professors for astonishing medical innovation
These projects on multi-species viral inhibition as well as brain-implanted speech devices are life-changing biomedical advancements.
Video: Marine fauna inspire energy-conserving adaptive building façade
The optofluidic technology can reduce building energy needs for heating, cooling and lighting by up to 30% when compared with savings afforded by motorized blinds or electrochromic windows.
Large-capacity centrifugal chillers consume low-GWP refrigerant
Two new models use HFO-1234yf refrigerant and are available in capacities up to 5,400 refrigeration tons.
Scorecard ranks state support for affordable, decarbonized housing
States are ranked in terms of actions to reduce pollution and housing costs for residents through energy efficiency, electrification and renewable energy investments.
Bell-Everman ServoBelt arc drive features new large-diameter rotary stage
The system features custom designed rotary and tilt axes that precisely position semiconductor glass panels.
Name that exoplanet
Students, teachers, astronomy enthusiasts and others are invited to form teams and propose names for 20 celestial systems, each of which consists of one known exoplanet and its host star.
Report provides direction for engineering research to address climate change
Discover specific research directions through which engineering can take the lead and have impact in combatting climate change.
Ford’s Michigan factories to go solar
Every Ford vehicle produced in Michigan will be assembled with the equivalent of 100% carbon-free electricity by 2025.
Video: Enter the Engineering for People Design Challenge
Now in its 12th year, the Design Challenge has reached over 60,000 undergraduate students across Cameroon, South Africa, the U.K., Ireland and the U.S.
ASME launches R&D Pulse content platform
ASME has introduced its newest member-exclusive benefit, R&D Pulse.
Engineering a more efficient heat pump
A prototype flexible heat pump technology is anticipated to deliver as much as 10% efficiency gains relative to current residential heating systems.
Understanding solar charge controllers
By hooking solar panels to a grid-tied inverter, engineers can expect them to rely on the sun’s energy.
Hydrogen knowledge platform launches in Australia
The Hydrogen Knowledge Centre was designed to foster collaboration between the growing Australian hydrogen industry, government and research ecosystems.
Vidir introduces new VLM
Vidir Solutions introduces new industry standards such as servo motors and chain drives.
How food producers can warm up to geothermal energy
Harnessing this form of renewable energy to heat greenhouses and process products can provide a sustainable alternative to fossil fuel consumption in the agri-food value chain.