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  • Study: Social media peers influence eating habits

    Researchers from Aston University’s School of Life and Health Science conducted a study that links eating habits and social media.

  • Portable assay quickly monitors mushroom safety

    The assay detects the presence of as little as 10 ppb of the toxin amanitin in about 10 minutes from a small sample of a mushroom or in a person’s urine.

  • Laser marking with the mini-inline, a compact laser shield

    The Mini-Inline, a laser protection solution, has been tested over many years.

  • Cut the contrail? Tweak a few aircraft flight levels, researchers say

    Flight level adjustments, combined with cleaner aircraft engines, could cut contrail-caused impacts on the environment by up to 90%.

  • New model expands scope of the Deepwater oil spill

    The research team combined oil-transport modeling techniques with remote sensing data and in-water sampling to provide a look at the oil spill.

  • DayCor® micROM – corona cameras with ready UAS integration solution

    Ofil micROM corona camera plug-n-play for drones ramps up utilities' operation with HD corona imaging.

  • Monitoring device to detect lube oil degradation

    The monitor is intended to enable owners to actively monitor the degradation and contamination of lube oil to better protect their industrial assets.

  • Sustainable polymers is focus of newly funded R&D effort

    The initiative will initially focus on polyurethanes, a class of polymer used in everything from construction and insulation to furniture and textiles.

  • Extreme testing: Dropping a Zygo laser interferometer from a forklift

    ZYGO laser interferometers are built tough to help ensure reliable performance day-in, day-out.

  • Research team develops yarn-like material from human skin cells

    An international team of researchers led by the University of Bordeaux in France has created a yarn-like material derived from human skin cells.

  • Researchers develop fingerprinting method to detect cocaine use

    Teams from Surrey University, the National Physical Laboratory, Forensic Science Ireland and Intelligent Fingerprinting have devised a new fingerprinting method to detect cocaine use.

  • Team develops 3D printing resin using waste oil from McDonald's

    Researchers from the University of Toronto Scarborough are turning cooking oil waste into high-resolution resin for 3D printing.

  • Team improves the adhesion of wearable sensors

    To improve the adhesion of wearable sensors, researchers from the University of Tsukuba in Japan have modified a commonly used polymer to better adhere sensors to the body.

  • An inside look at a lab dedicated to industrial filtration and fluids analysis

    HILCO Laboratory Services provide a full suite of rigorous world-class test capabilities to support industrial filtration and fluids analysis.

  • Corrosion fatigue led to a fatal pipeline rupture, NTSB says

    Corrosion fatigue cracks along with external loading that caused bending stress, led to a pipeline rupture that released more than 108,000 gallons of liquid anhydrous ammonia.

  • Fern-inspired textile can remove oil from water

    Researchers from Germany’s Universities of Bonn and Aachen and the Heimbach-GmbH are applying the super water repellant (or super hydrophobic) properties found in a family of floating ferns to textiles designed for removing oil from bodies of water.

  • Watch: First images of the sun from new solar telescope

    The Daniel K. Inouye Solar Telescope, the world's largest solar telescope, captured its first image of the Sun, providing the highest-resolution image of the star to date.

  • Color-changing bandage signals infection and delivers drugs

    The smart material changes color when an infection or drug-resistant bacteria is detected and administers drugs accordingly.

  • Video: Energy reuse demonstrated in a multi-turn particle accelerator

    Energy efficiency comes to the study of particle physics with a successful test of energy capture and reuse technology in a multi-turn particle accelerator.

  • Sorting used batteries for second life service

    A new procedure allows quick assessment of the suitability of used electric car batteries for reuse in stationary energy storage systems.

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