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5 different at-home acoustic and engineering courses
Acoustic and audio engineering courses can transform a musical interest into a full career path for those wanting to mix STEM and creativity.
Food freezing technique promises improved quality, reduced energy use
New food freezing method promises improved quality, increased safety and to cut energy use.
Metal 3D printing for manufacturing
Join the webinar as we explore how metal 3D printing transforms the manufacturing environment.
Study: Air quality at work may affect employee cognition, productivity
Study suggests office air quality may affect employees’ cognition, productivity.
Study: Environmental impacts of bottled vs tap water
Which choice of potable water incurs the greatest health and environmental impacts – bottled water or municipal supply?
Video: Software simplifies synthesis of biofuels, chemicals
The software optimizes biofuel and chemical production based on synthetic biology technology.
Automotive cybersecurity standard jointly issued by SAE and ISO
The standard helps the industry define a structured process to ensure cybersecurity is incorporated into the design of road vehicles.
Extend tool life by 50% with Vortec Cold Air Guns
Vortec Cold Air Guns offer versatile spot cooling for machining, repair shops and more.
Renewable diesel process delivers high yields from bio-feedstocks
The two-stage process provides higher diesel yields compared to a single-stage system.
Emerson unveils its new Branson MCX series ultrasonic mold cleaning systems
New mold cleaners increase workforce productivity, improve cleaning effectiveness and reduce risk of damage to costly molds.
Video: Recycling process targets EV motors
The process efficiently recovers high-purity rare-earth compounds from EV motor magnets.
Monitoring of gas scrubbers by means of sonic velocity
The measuring system reliably displays concentrations of both scrubbing liquid and salt content.
Carbon storage - lending the forests a hand
Carbon capture is potentially a world-saving technology - but what happens to all that captured carbon?
New standard optimizes wind power system design for seismic conditions
Developed with industry collaboration, the recommended practice increases transparency and reduces wind turbine design uncertainty in emerging markets.
North American fiber optic technician training and certification program launched
The curriculum is designed to fill the existing fiber skills gap and accelerate fiber deployments across North America.
How to recycle a car
Learn how steel from scrap automobiles is processed, crushed, shredded, melted and repurposed.
Podcast: Acoustic Apps platform created for learning simulations
Topics within the apps range from airborne sound, structure-borne sound, air acoustics, physics of waves, musical instruments and more.
Hurricane damage to houses, buildings can be simulated on scale models
University researchers proved that scale models can help stress test real-world structures, thereby improving building resilience to ever-increasing hurricane forces.
HVAC system optimized to supply clean air to classrooms
The new system reduced particulate matter in a test classroom by over 30% through location optimization of supply and return diffusers.
Update: SAE International recommended practice for electric and hybrid electric vehicle safe battery testing
Recommendations cover abuse testing of vehicle rechargeable energy storage systems.