HEADLINES ARCHIVE
Video: Revamped website offers PFAS mitigation solutions
The new BioLargo Inc. website highlights the cleantech developer’s systems and services that tackle water contaminated by per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS).
Monitoring solutions for cutting machines
The solution to both productivity and quality can be found in real-time machine monitoring.
Catalytic process upcycles polyethylene into propylene
Polyethylene, the most widely produced plastic, can be transformed into polypropylene, the second-most widely produced plastic, by application of a catalytic conversion process.
Team develops prototype wearable thermal camouflage jacket
the thermal camouflage jacket includes 42 patches of graphene that can be individually controlled using a microcomputer to discharge different levels of thermal radiation, without altering their temperature.
An efficient approach to rare Earth recovery from scrap metal
The process slashes both the energy and product consumption involved with rare Earth element recovery.
Rocket scientists developing torpedo-like missile that can swim and fly
According to blueprints recently detailed in the Journal of Solid Rocket Technology, which is published by the Chinese Society of Astronautics, the torpedo-like missile will demonstrate both range and speeds much greater than any torpedo currently in development.
Tips to improve power conversion efficiency
New materials, advanced controllers and improved power and switching converters play a large role in enhancing power conversion efficiency.
Fundamentals of process safety
When process safety goes awry, the incident makes the nightly or even national news, and the surrounding communities can feel the impact.
Self-sterilizing film kill viruses using room lights
The Queen’s University Belfast team suggests that the self-sterilizing film could be used to replace disposable plastic films used in the healthcare industry and also used on surfaces in food production factories.
Marine microbes munch on this biodegradable plastic
New polyurethane foam formulations not only biodegrade in land-based composts but also quickly biodegrade in seawater.
First UV moisture-curing medical adhesive
In addition to its primary curing — UV crosslinking — this adhesive also offers secondary moisture post-curing.
Newest silicone gap filler offers enhanced options for unique applications
The gap filler’s soft consistency gently conforms to uneven surfaces and components to efficiently transfer heat to a nearby heatsink.
Watch as researchers explore an untapped reserve of oil and gas resources
A geological model examined factors that affect the energy consumption ratio of in situ upgrading the most, such as heating well design and layout, heating technology and shale composition.
Robo-capsule delivers drugs directly to the gut
In the swine model, the RoboCap reportedly increased drug permeability for both the insulin and the vancomycin by more than 10 times.
Changing the game in 2K meter mixing
Update your two-component meter mixing with the VersaMix®.
Siemens Gamesa brings RecyclableBlades to onshore wind farms
Already installed and in full operation at offshore projects, RecyclableBlades are now available for onshore wind energy applications.
A US blueprint to achieve carbon neutral aviation emissions
A government-wide strategy is outlined for scaling up new technologies to produce sustainable aviation fuels across the U.S. airline industry.
Study: Methamphetamine retention on household surfaces depends on surface material
In the lab, the researchers performed methamphetamine smoking simulations on different household surfaces composed of various materials such as wood, acrylic, metal, plaster and tile.
This sticker could detect cystic fibrosis
Can a sticker help to detect cystic fibrosis quicker than current equipment?
Tool helps retailers shift from high global warming refrigerants
A free refrigerant transition hub is designed to help navigate regulatory changes implemented by the American Innovation and Manufacturing Act of 2020.