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Fusing mechanical refrigeration and repetitive-shock technologies
Achieve full combined environment testing without LN2 in ESPEC's novel "EQ" hybrid chamber series.
Small linear motor modules and axes as modular system
Miniaturized linear motor axes and modules are suitable for a range of tasks in laboratory automation.
How plastic debris helps invasive species hitchhike
In addition to posing a pollution problem in marine environments worldwide, plastic debris is also an agent in transporting invasive species to new distributional ranges.
A new tool to measure material elasticity
The elasticity of materials can now be measured at a microscopic scale by tracking the speed of sound across individual crystals.
Watch a portable biosensor quickly test water quality
A low-cost hand-held device gauges the quality and safety of drinking water in minutes.
Wastewater surveillance added to digital COVID-19 data tracker
The data generated can serve as an early warning that COVID-19 is spreading in a region and empower communities to quickly implement preventive measures and policies.
Engineering blood cells to fool filtration organs
Having substantial quantities of drugs removed by the body before serving their purpose is a major issue scientists are looking to remedy. Higher dosages can bring negative side effects.
Metamaterial helmet enhances MRI results
Looking something like a bike helmet, this contraption of plastic and copper wires is a technological marvel regarding medical imaging.
Understanding ASHRAE Standard 199 testing
The testing process involves six stages that replicate a dust collector's real-world performance under real-world conditions.
Video: Meet the winner of the AAAS Scientific Freedom and Responsibility Award
The honoree is recognized for his role in exposing one of the biggest medical scandals in New Zealand’s history.
Early dementia detection through comfortable technology
An early diagnosis brings the ability for a more effective treatment plan; dementia affects more than 10% of the elderly population. Currently there is no cure for the disease, but there is a wealth of treatment options to slow the progress.
Video: Improving the efficiency of plastic waste separation
Research provides insights to improve waste plastic recovery with magnetic density separation technology.
Video: Sensor detects cyanotoxins in surface water
An electrochemical aptamer-based sensor can provide early detection of algal bloom-related toxins in water supplies.
Video: Spectro Scientific launches Fluid Management Academy to deliver online training content for its fluid analysis products
Learn features and troubleshooting techniques covering Spectro Scientific and Grabner Instruments fluid analyzers and software.
Advanced imaging pinpoints solar panel defects
The imaging system could streamline inspection and keep solar panels operating efficiently.
3 Reasons to install a CleanShield
Correct storage of endocavity transducers and other instruments is important to keep healthcare devices functional and for patient safety.
Sensor puts biofuel-producing yeast in the spotlight
A fluorescent biosensor can accelerate the development of yeast strains to produce branched-chain higher alcohols and advanced biofuels.
Video: Pocket-sized tool for testing live fiber optics
The handheld tester detects invisible near-infrared wavelengths used in fiber optic communications without the need for setup or interpretation of measurement readings.
Predicting earthquake damage on bridge structures
Bridges all over the world are developed with the potential to withstand earthquakes. Concrete reinforced with steel are utilized to handle bridge shaking and movement, but once the seismic event is over, the bridges always require inspection and often need repair.
Video: Rapid HIV self-test could curb infections globally
A self-testing HIV-1 chip is under development to selectively detect HIV from whole blood samples.