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China develops world's first nuclear warhead detector to identify decoys
To test and train the AI system, researchers first required access to highly sensitive nuclear data, including details about real warheads.
Finding the hydrogen vault in Earth’s crust
Essential factors are identified for developing an exploration strategy aimed at locating subterranean hydrogen systems.
This sensor spots alcohol with just a snap of your phone
This device, which the users suggest could be appropriate for other use cases such as environmental monitoring, health care, industrial processes, and alcohol breath analysis, promises to pave the way for accurate detection of ethanol concentration.
Simplifying precision: The new G25 controller from Gammaflux
The G25 features a Linux-based operating system, a modular hardware and software architecture and a dramatically simplified user interface.
Innovative coating protects iron from rust with 99.6% effectiveness
This new coating promises to significantly cut maintenance costs and extend the lifespan of iron-based materials that are used in construction, transportation and manufacturing.
Sames North America launches Nanobell 8 series: Automotive-grade finishing for all industries
A new generation of rotary bell atomizers is designed to bring automotive-grade coating performance to a broad range of industrial markets.
The most powerful ground-based telescope ever built
An industrial-scale coating solution was tailored to maintain peak optical performance of the Extremely Large Telescope in the harsh desert climate.
New bio-based hot glue from industrial waste outsticks commercial adhesives
The adhesive is made from xylan, which is a complex sugar found in plant cell walls. The adhesive’s developers suggest that it can be applied in a molten state and reused more than 10 times without losing its original strength.
Nanoneedle patch provides painless, noninvasive alternative to traditional cancer biopsies
According to its developers, the patch offers a painless and less invasive solution for patients undergoing biopsies to detect and monitor diseases like cancer and Alzheimer's.
Shark skin-inspired tech creates bacteria-resistant food surfaces
By adding texture to such surfaces, the researchers sought to mimic the antimicrobial properties of shark skin with the aim of dramatically reducing bacterial contamination without the need for chemical treatments.
Milk protein and plant cellulose combination creates edible, biodegradable nanofibers
Beyond food packaging, this material can also reportedly enhance food textures and nutritional values, and be incorporated into the making of glues, paints, paper coatings, cosmetics and pharmaceuticals.
This compact and rugged binary gas analyzer is a non-negotiable tool for monitoring process gases
The analyzer is now available for measuring binary gas mixtures in concentrations from 0.1% to 100%.
Sugar-based technology offers fast and cheap way to detect snake bites
Because the time following a snake bite is critical, identifying the snake venom making its way through a person’s system is vital to saving lives and offering the best course of treatment.
The Pate Company launches the Pate Sound Shield, the first in a new line of sound reduction and vibration isolation products
This solution offers an acoustic treatment for noise transfer reduction through roof-mounted equipment curbs.
Clear coating blocks algae growth on underwater solar panels
The transparent coating enables the sun's energy to pass through while also preventing algae and other fouling materials from forming on solar cells.
Near-future PFAS regulations will affect thousands of US utilities
Treatment solutions and regulatory measures are being advanced to alleviate drinking water contamination by these forever chemicals.
Gannon & Scott showcases advanced precious metal recovery solutions for RF and semiconductor industries at IMS 2025
The company will highlight its capabilities in precious metal recovery from high-purity processing materials.
Biogas to flow at wastewater treatment plant
A traditional wastewater treatment plant in San Francisco, California, is on course to transform into a renewable energy producer.
Microplastics mapped in the marine environment
Microplastic types and distributions were mapped from the surface to the deep sea at a global scale.
New nanosheets boost mask breathability while capturing viruses
Researchers from the Institute of Industrial Science at the University of Tokyo designed a filter capable of capturing nanoparticles such as viruses without significantly restricting air flow.