Canadian Company Turns Dangerous Mine Waste into Valuable Materials

Exterra, a Canadian decarbonization company, has been a pioneer in addressing a challenge related to environmental issues that are often overlooked, which is how to clean up the mineral waste left behind in asbestos mines…

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Philips and NVIDIA Team Up to Revolutionize MRI with AI

MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging) has been a real game changer in the medical field, providing doctors with a clear picture of the soft tissues inside our bodies. Still, AI has the potential to significantly improve…

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Edible Aquatic Robots Eliminate Waste Through Fish Consumption

Robotics is increasingly used in environmental monitoring. However, these tiny, inexpensive devices will often simply be abandoned after their purpose is served. The body of conventional robots often relies on non-biodegradable materials and potentially toxic…

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SemiQ’s SiC Technology Powers Next-Generation EV Battery Testing

Silicon Carbide (SiC) MOSFET modules are power semiconductor devices that control electrical current flow with superior efficiency compared to traditional silicon-based alternatives. They feature a metal-oxide-semiconductor structure with silicon carbide substrate, enabling higher temperature operation,…

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Laboratory Drying Ovens: Essential Equipment for Precision Research and Testing

High-performance laboratory drying ovens drive scientific and industrial progress. These specialized devices provide the controlled heat environments required for modern research, industry, and quality control applications. They’re also essential for research and testing because they…

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Goodbye Exploding Batteries? New Sensor Catches Failures Before They Ignite

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NASA Invests in UTA to Develop Autonomous Aviation

Researchers are working hard to develop unmanned aircraft and ensure they operate safely. NASA has recently awarded a $1 million grant through its University Leadership Initiative (ULI) to the University of Texas at Arlington Research…

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3D-Printed Locomotion Opens the Dawn of Electronic-Free Robotics

Researchers from at the UC San Diego Jacobs School of Engineering have achieved a significant breakthrough in robotics with the development of a fully 3D-printed, electronics-free walking robots. Made from a single, readily available material,…

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