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GE Led Consortium Rolls out 203 ft Wind Turbine Blade – World’s Largest and First Fully-Recyclable

Wind power capacity is growing worldwide every year. Though this infrastructure helps in reducing emissions, it creates a lot of waste once it reaches the end of the designed lifetime. What are wind turbines made…

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Automakers Turn Their Backs to Budget Cars as Profits Soar Amidst Low Sales

Almost all automakers have announced a precipitation in sale volumes combined with a steep rise in profits due to their change in production and marketing strategy during the pandemic. For example, Volkswagen, one of the…

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Consider the Following Points Before Buying a CNC Bending Machine

A CNC bending machine bends cold metal sheets into different geometric cross-sectional forms using the attached mold (generic or specific mold). It is a sheet bending machine extensively used in sectors such as automakers, aviation…

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Webb Telescope Beams Back Jaw-Dropping Image While Still Aligning Mirrors

NASA’s massive Webb telescope has been aligning its mirrors and calibrating its systems in the past couple of months, as the Earth-bound control teams are setting it up for scientific use. Yesterday, the American space…

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Best Science and Engineering Startups to Watch In 2022

Every year, tons of different startups are launched, also with the ability to disrupt the workforce. We studied a total of 1738 worldwide engineering startups and scaleups to offer you a head start on upcoming…

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This UK-Based Start-Up has designed This Shield to Make You Invisible

Now invisibility cloaks and shields are not limited to sci-fi movies. You can also buy one for yourself. Thanks to a UK-based company that has made this futuristic technology a reality. London-based startup ‘Invisibility Shield Co’…

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Intel Announces $33 Billion Investment for EU Semiconductor Manufacturing

Intel has announced an initial investment of €33 billion for building research and development centers and semiconductor manufacturing plants in Europe. This will be the first phase of a project that will cost a total…

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Purdue University Powers Up “Anvil”, It’s New 5.3 Petaflop Supercomputer

Purdue University has powered up its new supercomputer, named “Anvil”, and made it available for researchers. The supercomputer was funded by the National Science Foundation and built by Dell and AMD, costing $22,000,000. Anvil is…

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MIT’s Mini Cheetah Runs at the Highest Speed Reported to Date

Over the past few years, scientists have focused on developing multi-legged robots Inspired by the walking and running motions of animals in challenging environments. Though the four-legged robots have made great leaps forward, they still…

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Hitachi Will Connect NOAKA Offshore Farm To Grid Power Via a 250km Line

Hitachi Energy was selected as the technology partner that will assemble the 250 kilometers-long (155 miles) power connection from the Norwegian mainland to NOAKA, an offshore project that is to be located in the North…

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Engineering

GE Led Consortium Rolls out 203 ft Wind Turbine Blade – World’s Largest and First Fully-Recyclable

Automakers Turn Their Backs to Budget Cars as Profits Soar Amidst Low Sales

Consider the Following Points Before Buying a CNC Bending Machine

Webb Telescope Beams Back Jaw-Dropping Image While Still Aligning Mirrors

Best Science and Engineering Startups to Watch In 2022

This UK-Based Start-Up has designed This Shield to Make You Invisible

Intel Announces $33 Billion Investment for EU Semiconductor Manufacturing

Purdue University Powers Up “Anvil”, It’s New 5.3 Petaflop Supercomputer

MIT’s Mini Cheetah Runs at the Highest Speed Reported to Date

Hitachi Will Connect NOAKA Offshore Farm To Grid Power Via a 250km Line

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