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The Environment & Sustainable Development: War’s Silent Casualties

Does War Undercut Sustainable Development? While most leaders around the world have embraced alternative energy and are making efforts to foster sustainable development, the specter of war and its negative impact on the environment hang…

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This Home Uses Less Energy Than a Hair Dryer in the Dead of Winter

To say winters are cold in Wisconsin is like saying Jack Nicholson got a little chilly in The Shining. Wisconsin winters are beyond cold and for long stretches of time. But living in a German…

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Plasma Wakefield Particle Accelerator: Honey, I Shrunk The Large Hadron Collider (LHC)

The largest and highest energy particle accelerator in the world is CERN’s 17 mile-long Large Hadron Collider (LHC) in Switzerland. Since the LHC was built scientists and researchers have been testing theories of particles in…

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The Story Behind Siemens: An Unrivaled Global Powerhouse

Siemens Global Market Cap $114 Billion Siemens Global, headquartered in Munich, Bavaria, Germany, may have a market cap just 45% of General Electric’s (GE), but it hasn’t been as focused on market cap as American…

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Rapid Prototyping & Testing Autonomous Robot “Mental Models”

Robot Mental Models & “Belief Systems” The challenge for roboticists is to create ever larger numbers of tasks that robots can complete without human intervention. A robots is continually taking stock of its environment and…

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World’s First Solar-Powered Family Car Goes 500 Miles on a Single Charge

You know who is burning up the roads almost as much as truck drivers? Families. From shuttling the kids to school to soccer games, moms and dads are constantly on the roadways. And while the…

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Delicate Balance: Developing Safety Standards For Human, Mobile Robot Collaboration

Allowing Robots To Get Their Job Done, While Protecting People The question most often asked at the inflection point of a new technology or set of technologies is “how can we make the most efficient…

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Climate Change & Wild Fires: Are They Connected?

According to the following video by John Holdren, US Science Advisor to President Obama, climate change is making wildfire seasons in the US longer and more intense. And as the fires increase, pollution in the…

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Volcanic Clay May Cure Superbugs, Like MRSA and Other Serious Skin Eruptions

Our overuse of antibiotics has led to superbugs and strains of bacteria that we are often defenseless against in the medical realm. But some deep-digging biogeochemists are finding that clay of the earth might be…

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New UK Warships Designed, Built & Operated Using Virtual Reality & Visualization Systems

The British military spends close to $60 billion (£38 billion) yearly of which the UK Navy gets its fair share. Like major multinational high-tech companies such as SpaceX and Ford as well as militaries worldwide, the…

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Engineering

The Environment & Sustainable Development: War’s Silent Casualties

This Home Uses Less Energy Than a Hair Dryer in the Dead of Winter

Plasma Wakefield Particle Accelerator: Honey, I Shrunk The Large Hadron Collider (LHC)

The Story Behind Siemens: An Unrivaled Global Powerhouse

Rapid Prototyping & Testing Autonomous Robot “Mental Models”

World’s First Solar-Powered Family Car Goes 500 Miles on a Single Charge

Delicate Balance: Developing Safety Standards For Human, Mobile Robot Collaboration

Climate Change & Wild Fires: Are They Connected?

Volcanic Clay May Cure Superbugs, Like MRSA and Other Serious Skin Eruptions

New UK Warships Designed, Built & Operated Using Virtual Reality & Visualization Systems

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