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Birmingham spinout begins commercialisation for a technology that will make manufacturing more sustainable
Technology allows to monitor what is going on inside production pipes in real-time, without having to halt production
25-Jan-2022
University of Birmingham spinout Rheality has partnered with Clean Engineering to commercialise a ‘smart’ AI-based system that will significantly optimise fluid production by reducing power consumption and raw material wastage while maximising throughput and product quality in the Food, Oil & ...
Forces that align crystals and help them snap together measured
03-May-2017
Like two magnets being pulled toward each other, tiny crystals twist, align and slam into each other, but due to an altogether different force. For the first time, researchers have measured the force that draws them together and visualized how they swivel and align. Called van der Waals forces, ...
NREL research advances understanding of photoelectrodes
10-Dec-2015
Scientists at the Energy Department's National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) have developed a new probe that could lead to a better photoelectrochemical cell. Ye Yang and Jing Gu are lead authors of the paper. NREL colleagues, James Young, Elisa Miller, John Turner, Nathan Neale and Matthew ...
3D IR images now in full color
Berkeley Lab and University of Wisconsin researchers unveil FTIR spectro-microtomography
07-Aug-2013
An iconic moment in the history of Hollywood movie magic was born in the 1939 film The Wizard of Oz when Judy Garland as Dorothy Gale stepped out of the black and white world of Kansas into the rainbow colored world of Oz. An iconic moment in the history of infrared imaging may have been born ...
Nanometer-scale diamond tips improve nano-manufacturing
A diamond tip lives forever
15-Nov-2012
One of the most promising innovations of nanotechnology has been the ability to perform rapid nanofabrication using nanometer-scale tips. The fabrication speed can be dramatically increased by using heat. High speed and high temperature have been known to degrade the tip… until now. "Thermal ...
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