Producing a Natural Gas Substitute From Solar-Heated Biomass Gasification Technologies

Researchers at the University of Minnesota have released the results of a new study exploring the financial viability of solar-heated biomass gasification technologies that produce a natural gas substitute. Their findings revealed that combining these…

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New 3D Printing Technology Is 25 To 100 Times Faster Than Comparable Techniques

Carbon3D has developed a brand new 3D printing technology the company claims is 25-100 times faster than all other competitor resin printing techniques in the market. The new technique, called Continuous Liquid Interface Production (CLIP),…

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Heat Waves In Graphene Key To Improving The Challenging Process Of Cooling Electronics?

Electronic components continue to get smaller and faster, but unfortunately the process by which these electronics are cooled is struggling to keep up. Specifically, learning how to cool down sheets of materials no more than…

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Despatch Announces Upgrade to High Performance LAC Benchtop Oven

The Despatch LAC Benchtop Oven has proven to be a reliable choice for demanding production and laboratory thermal processing applications. Due to the high demand for this oven, Despatch engineers were tasked with streamlining the…

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Micron Breaks Ground On 255,000 Square Foot Singapore Fab Expansion

Last week, Micron held a commencement ceremony marking the expansion of the company’s Singapore NAND flash memory fabrication facility. The 255,000 square foot Singapore Fab Expansion site will focus on efficient implementation of 3D NAND…

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CIA’s In-Q-Tel Is Investing In Voxel8’s First Multi-Material, 3D Electronics Printer

The CIA’s venture capital firm has invested in Voxel8, the company behind the first multi-material, 3D electronics printer, in order to 3D-print its own gadgets/electronics. Founded in 1999, CIA’s In-Q-Tel, is responsible for the intelligence…

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Corning Now Wants To Install Its Gorilla Glass Into Automobiles!

Corning, most notable for its Gorilla glass used for iPhone screens, has announced its plans to eventually implement the state-of-the-art glass into automobiles. Corning has been working with BMW for years, but hopes to make a bigger splash…

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Regulators Pushing For National Medical Device Surveillance System

The United States is in the process of improving how it tracks medical devices and the patients who use them on a systematic level. As a result, regulators are lobbying for the establishment of an…

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