Tokamak Energy: Fusion Magnets for Extreme Testing

The British fusion power company Tokamak Energy will test its magnet technology in a laboratory from the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE). The goal is to expose fusion magnets to extreme conditions, in order to…

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Ultrasonic Device Empowers Smart Motion Tracking Capabilities

Tracking vital signs, such as heart rate, blood pressure, and cardiac output, requires precise and continuous measurements. A new ultrasound breakthrough could ensure effective cardiovascular monitoring and improve healthcare outcomes. Researchers at the University of…

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Maximizing Asphalt Testing with Lab Ovens

How are the roads and highways where you live? If they’re anything like the typical roads and highways found worldwide, they have potholes, ruts, and cracks. With over 1.3 billion cars, trucks, and buses worldwide…

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Powering Up Production: The Role of Industrial Ovens in Battery Manufacturing

Battery manufacturing is on a roll. It’s set to expand exponentially by 2030. A recent report by McKinsey & Company, in fact, projects the Global demand for lithium-ion batteries to climb over the next decade—with…

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Earth-Friendly Concrete Reinvented: Harnessing the Power of Biochar Blends

A team of researchers at Washington State University has developed a technology that could enable biochar to increasingly absorb carbon dioxide. The results, published on Science Direct, shed light on a transition to greener cement…

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Bosch Acquires the US Chipmaker TSI Semiconductors

Bosch, the German technology and engineering company, acquired TSI Semiconductors, a California chip producer. Bosch also revealed plans to invest $1.5 billion in this U.S. company, for the production of silicon carbide (SiC) chips for…

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Samsung: Costs Above $25B for the New Texas Chip Plant

The chip plant construction project of Samsung Electronics Co Ltd, the world’s largest memory chipmaker, will cost over $25 billion, which is over $8 billion more than the forecasted costs. The higher costs of the…

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Edible Battery: Edging Towards a New Era in Soft Robotics and Biomedical Engineering

From food to technology, a new battery emerges as a game-changer for soft robotics and biomedical applications. The secret? It’s all food-made. Fruit’s capacity to charge devices has long been discussed, but making batteries from…

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