Lab and Test

HEADLINES ARCHIVE

  • Advanced analytical techniques bolster battery design

    Researchers artificially generated the representative architecture of a lithium-ion electrode particle with sub-particle grain detail, broadening opportunities for battery design improvements.

  • Canada lab going remote due to COVID-19

    Canada’s only level four laboratory, meaning one that is equipped to work with the most deadly and serious diseases, is going remote for most workers.

  • New incubator for AI collaboration

    The new AI Innovation Incubator’s goal is to create a bond between industry and lab/academic sectors through cognitive simulation.

  • SLAC's new concept for high-performance detectors

    Today, that building-block approach is the centerpiece of SLAC’s vision for next-generation detectors that can keep pace with ever more demanding experiments at the lab.

  • New thermoplastic rubber with high impact punch

    This material would be considered valuable in the automotive industry, especially as lightweight materials that can also withstand damage are highly sought.

  • Testing method gauges the safety of biomaterials

    The testing protocol could form the basis of an early-warning system to flag materials that are not suitable for clinical use inside the human body.

  • Watch labor shortages introduce pharmaceutical struggles

    A survey completed in Ohio found that 60% of workers felt that their workload was forcing them to perform their duties unsafely or ineffectively.

  • New audio tech for border surveillance

    Dstl suggests that the patented technology behind POPE could also be used in other applications including as directional detection systems for gunshots or drones.

  • Chemists create new mode of adsorption

    Mechanisorption uses mechanical bonds in the form of molecular chains physically threaded through rings to control the chemistry at surfaces and interfaces.

  • Acoustic waves wash microplastics from water

    The force produced by acoustic waves generated with two speakers was demonstrated to separate microplastics by increasing pressure on a three-channel tube of inflowing water.

  • Watch a RHINO on the scent of wastewater treatment plant odors

    Affixed to a drone, the electronic nose sniffs out and measures odors emanating from wastewater treatment facilities.

  • World's first laser-based manipulation of antimatter

    Recent developments in laser-based cooling of antimatter could provide valuable insights into how our world and universe works.

  • Quality assurance in fastener assembly

    It is more important than ever for quality assurance teams to provide effective support for workers in every step of the assembly process.

  • Video: Countdown to liftoff for James Webb Space Telescope

    The observatory has been fueled in preparation for its late December launch on an Ariane 5 rocket from the European Space Agency Spaceport in French Guiana.

  • Reducing nitrate in groundwater with organic carbon

    Nitrate degradation is enhanced by adding carbon-containing substances to groundwater.

  • Researchers develop rapid testing tool for COVID-19

    The goal is to offer a highly accurate test that can be used in health facilities, but also in homes as well.

  • Critical need for eco-friendly firefighting foam

    Currently there is nothing on the market that comes close to the effectiveness of AFFF that could be considered environmentally friendly and a deadline is fast approaching.

  • Chew on this to reduce COVID transmission

    Chewing gum containing vegetable protein functions as a viral trap and reduces the viral load in saliva and potentially transmission.

  • This camera can see the unseen

    This research could play a large part in noninvasive medical imaging, finding health issues at more treatable phases. Navigation systems in vehicles and industrial machinery can be repaired in record time.

  • Video: Drilling for deep ice in Antarctica

    Researchers plan to collect the oldest continuous ice core in Antarctica and provide a record of the climate spanning some 1.5 million years.

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