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How Hurricane Harvey Will Impact Energy Markets in Coming Months

Hurricane Harvey caused widespread damage to homes, businesses, and infrastructure, as well as injury and loss of life, in Texas and Louisiana. The storm brought heavy rainfall and flooding worse than any the Houston area…

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These Ultra-Thin and Flexible Solar Panels Can Stick to Any Surface Like Wallpaper

Traditional solar panels are bulky and fragile. They are made from materials like glass, silicon wafers and aluminum that are expensive and difficult to install. But just imagine an ultra-thin, flexible, and affordable solar panel that…

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From Clear to Opaque, Smart Window Will Change Transparency at the Click of a Button

In the future, you will not need curtains or blinds for your windows! Researchers at Stanford University have developed a type of “smart window” that will transform from transparent to opaque with just a touch…

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Thermal Imaging Assists Surgical Procedures

FLIR Systems has published an applications article that describes how a leading U.S. university has been using the FLIR A655sc thermal imaging camera to study the effects of temperature on tissue autofluorescence. Tissue autofluorescence spectroscopy…

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Your Parked Electric Car can Earn Over $1500 in Denmark

The demand for electric cars is soaring worldwide, putting pressure on electrical grid operators to find ways to balance the demand. Electricity grids around the world are constantly working to synchronize charge and discharge cycles…

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Transporting Biomass with CRATOS Conveyor Systems Provides 50 Percent Energy Saving Efficiency

As we move forward as a society, the world’s future energy supply will need to continue receiving major contributions from fossil-fired power plants to ensure sustainability. Correspondingly, power plant operators bear a very high, permanent responsibility…

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These Innovative Glass Blocks Can Power Buildings

Our inefficient buildings consume more than 40 percent of the electricity generated across the globe. To generate electricity through a building’s architecture, Tesla created solar tiles last year. Now, a team of researchers from the…

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The Incredible Future Of Public Transport With This Gyroscopic Vehicle Design

This futuristic public transport concept looks like something straight out of a sci-fi movie. A Russian engineering company, the Dahir Insaat Corporation, has come up with a “gyroscopic transport” design to bypass traffic by simply travelling over the top…

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Back to the Future DeLorean Flying Car to Become a Reality Soon

Flying cars are almost a reality, thanks to some recent dramatic technical advances. Apart from a number of startups, several big names in the tech industry, such as Aeromobil, EHang, Airbus, Uber, and Terrafugia, are…

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Glassman Announces New Power Unit: The GX Series–Its Most Powerful Ever

Glassman Europe announces a new range of programmable, DC-regulated power supplies, the GX Series, its most powerful to date. The GX Series is a highly-specified family of 25 kW to 200 kW fast-response, air-insulated power supplies,…

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Energy

How Hurricane Harvey Will Impact Energy Markets in Coming Months

These Ultra-Thin and Flexible Solar Panels Can Stick to Any Surface Like Wallpaper

From Clear to Opaque, Smart Window Will Change Transparency at the Click of a Button

Thermal Imaging Assists Surgical Procedures

Your Parked Electric Car can Earn Over $1500 in Denmark

Transporting Biomass with CRATOS Conveyor Systems Provides 50 Percent Energy Saving Efficiency

These Innovative Glass Blocks Can Power Buildings

The Incredible Future Of Public Transport With This Gyroscopic Vehicle Design

Back to the Future DeLorean Flying Car to Become a Reality Soon

Glassman Announces New Power Unit: The GX Series–Its Most Powerful Ever

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