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Precision Baking in Electronics: Lab Ovens for PCB Assembly

Baking plays a pivotal role in PCB assembly applications. It’s the simplest way to prevent moisture from derailing the assembly process, which can trap moisture in the printed circuit board during production or be absorbed…

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Vantaan Energia: 90 GWh Thermal Energy Storage in Finland

The Finnish energy company Vantaa Energy is constructing the world’s largest cavern thermal energy storage in terms of size. Called Varanto, the project will be completed in 2028 with a capacity of 90 GWh and…

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Drug Formulation and The Crucial Role of Laboratory Ovens

The pharmaceutical industry carries enormous responsibility in developing and manufacturing drugs. This activity involves numerous steps to ensure drug quality, efficacy, and safety. But creating safe, effective, high-quality drugs is challenging. Many companies are beating…

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Detecting Heart Failure Using Existing Sensors on Smartphones

According to the research described in a paper recently published in the journal JACC, an ongoing study is developing an app for diagnosing the potentially lethal condition caused by heart failure early by simply placing…

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A New Drug Found to Prevent Flu-related Inflammation And Lung Damage

Infection with the influenza virus leads to lung injury through inflammation over-activation, causing collateral damage to cells required for breathing that can threaten life. However, a scientific team successfully found a new drug that can…

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Bandgap Breakthrough: AlN Beats Reigning Power Semiconductors

A new semiconductor material called aluminum nitride (AlN) has become the frontrunner to replace both silicon carbide (SiC) and gallium nitride (GaN) as the dominant semiconductor. Nagoya University researchers just demonstrated that a diode using…

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Accelerating Polymer Research: High-Temperature Lab Ovens

Polymer research helps develop materials and products that touch our lives. Teflon-coated cookware, optical fibers, silicone heart valves, shoe soles, contact lenses, and polymer solar cells are just some of the everyday products unearthed in…

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New Solid Electrolyte Discovery Blurs Line With Liquid Performance

A research team at the University of Liverpool has developed a new solid electrolyte that could result in safer and more effective batteries. The recently unveiled solid electrolyte can transport ions at speeds matching liquid…

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