High-Performance Clean Process Oven Fulfills Depyrogenation Standards Under New Compounding Pharmaceutical Requirements

As compounding pharmacists comply with tighter federal regulations enacted after the 2012 deadly fungal meningitis outbreak, a Florida pharmacist has discovered a clean process oven that is helping his compounding facility meet those higher depyrogenation…

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GE Aviation 3D-Printed a Simple Jet Engine Capable of Hitting 33,000 RPM!

Engineers at GE Aviation’s Additive Development Center in Cincinnati, Ohio, recently took the company’s additive manufacturing technology to a new level by 3D-printing a working, simple jet engine capable of hitting 33,000 RPM. GE Aviation…

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Samsung Is Building a Monstrous $14 Billion Semiconductor Complex Larger Than 400 Football Fields

Samsung is making major moves in South Korea, as the electronics giant is currently in the process of building a $14 billion semiconductor complex larger than 400 football fields en route to establishing its own…

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New Military Goggles From BAE Systems Blend Thermal Imaging and Night Vision

Thermal imaging and night vision have long been used on the modern battlefield, albeit in two different aspects. Thermal imaging, for example, illuminates hard-to-see targets while night vision is used to illuminate dark surroundings. BAE…

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See a Lithium-Ion Battery Exploding For the First Time Using CT Scans and Thermal Imaging

International airplane manufacturers and Europe’s largest freight carrier, Cargolux, have banned bulk shipments of lithium-ion batteries as a result of overheating problems. Specifically, a study published today in Nature Communications revealed researchers were able to image a…

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Microneedle Patch Could Provide Safer & More Effortless Alternative To Measles Shots

According to The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology are currently developing a microneedle patch capable of providing a safer, simpler alternative to standard measles shots.…

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Wake Forest Researchers Have Developed Functioning 3D-Printed Hearts and Lungs

Researchers from the Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine in Winston-Salem, North Carolina have 3D-printed functioning, tiny versions of hearts and lungs. The age of 3D-printed organs is now upon us! In the picture above,…

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GE’s T25 Becomes First 3D-Printed Part Officially Approved For a Commercial Jet Engine

The first 3D printed part cleared for use on a commercial jet engine is… GE’s T25, which was recently officially approved by the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration! The new part should see some action relatively…

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