Energy Sector – The Silent Killer: Predictive Physics for Paraffin and Flow Assurance
Energy Sector – The Silent Killer: Predictive Physics for Paraffin and Flow Assurance

Moon Race 2: Nasa plans moon lander for 2024; Orion Spacecraft already complete

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Fifty-five years after Nasa’s iconic first moon landing, humans may soon walk on the moon once more. Fired up by a new space race to the moon, Nasa has already […]

Beam me up, Scotty. Teleportation is small step closer: researchers transport photon 500 kilometers: Micius satellite

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Scientists moved past theory and science-fiction, after successfully transporting an “object” from Earth to an orbiting satellite 300 miles away. Researchers at the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Centre (Gobi Desert) launched […]

Researchers Test Feasibility of EmDrive and Mach Effect Thrusters

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​A team of physicists from Technische Universität in Dresden, Germany tested the feasibility of EmDrive and Mach Effect Thrusters. The EmDrive, an experimental space engine design, gained worldwide attention after […]

Scientists Improve Behavior of Quantum Dots

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​Researchers from the University of Wisconsin-Madison recently revealed new effects in tiny electronic devices known as quantum dots. The potential for this research is huge, as it could very well […]

Highly Accurate Counting Technique from National Institute of Standards and Technology

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​Scientists at the National Institute of Standards and Technology developed a way to count the absolute number of neutrons in a beam with unprecedented accuracy. In fact, this new method […]

Nanotechnology can help clean up oil spills with super-absorbant carbon nanotube sponges

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Cleaning up toxic chemical and crude oil spills that occur in water is a major problem for which there has been no completely effective solution until now, though many researchers […]

Detect lung cancer with a nanotech breathalizer? It works, four out of five times, could revolutionize cancer screening

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Researchers have been working for several years on a way to detect lung cancer in patients by analyzing their breath. It appears that they are close to having a working […]

Scientists control superconductivity using spin currents

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A group of researchers from Korea and the United States have been working on a project designed to control superconductivity of regions within an iron-based superconductor. These superconductors have the […]

Game over for Hydrogen fuel cells? Not really — but an explosion in Norway halts sales of hydrogen fuel cell cars locally

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Toyota and Hyundai both halted sales of hydrogen fuel cell vehicles in Norway after an explosion at a Hydrogen fuel station. Norway, which has a more advanced infrastructure in terms […]

Aerogel, 99.8 percent air — a solid so light it challenges design engineers to find an application

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Aerogel was such a breakthrough — literally, almost as light as air, yet a solid — that it challenges designers to engineer a problem for its solution. Years after its […]

A supersonic jet with no front window? NASA’s X-59 uses a 4K monitor instead.

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The much anticipated X-59 QueSST Supersonic jet, co-developed by Lockheed Martin and NASA — which promises “quiet” supersonic — may make pilots think they are flying a simulator. Due to […]

Terraton Initiative: “Carbon Negative”: an innovative solution could remove 1 trillion tons of carbon dioxide from atmosphere

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With carbon dioxide levels at the highest level in history — 415 parts per million — it’s too late to think small in terms of Environmental engineering. Conservation alone may […]

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