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SP Scientific Launch LyoCapsule Freeze Dryer

SP Scientific announces the LyoCapsule™ Freeze Dryer – an exciting new lyophilization instrument that delivers results comparable to larger R&D freeze dryers enabling a Quality by Design (QbD) approach to cycle development even when materials…

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The Industrial Internet of Things: New Possibilities, New Risks

According to Marc Benioff, Chairman of Salesforce.com, “The Internet of Things (IoT) is ground zero for a new phase of global transformation powered by technology innovation, generating significant economic opportunities and reshaping industries.” Clearly, the…

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Global Data Center Operational Efficiency

What’s in a Data Center? Data centers these days are becoming bigger and bigger. They include applications, electric systems, mechanical systems, network systems and tools. As data centers become bigger and more critical, the effort…

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Keeping Nanotechnology Safe While Improving Consumer & Industrial Goods

Manipulating Matter at Near Atomic Size The mission of the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) is to protect workers. Given the expansion in the use of nanotechnology applications and uses, NIOSH is…

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The Drexler-Smalley Debate on Nanotechnology: Are Molecular Assemblers Possible?

Eric Drexler of Oxford University is known as the father of nanotechnology. In a famous paper, “The Drexler-Smalley Debate on Nanotechnology,” he discusses with Nobel Prize Laureate Richard Smalley about the chemical and physical possibilities…

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How Probabalistic Robotics & Statistics Deal With Uncertainty, Improve Robot Performance

For decades now, robotics has revolved around the idea that robots can be controlled using exact models of robots and exact models of their environment. But there has been a paradigm shift to the use…

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Rotamaks: Yet Another Ignored Fusion Technology

Introduction In the late nineties, Sam Cohen had a big problem. On paper, his life looked great. He was living in Germany and supervising a large portion of the US ITER effort. It was a…

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What the Future of the Housing Industry Looks Like

The housing industry is constantly changing. While some people are thankful for those changes, others are not, and the current situation isn’t any different. With the number of changes being made, just about everyone is…

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Japan’s Luxurious Shiki-Shima Sleeper Train Recently Launched and is Sold Out Until 2018

Trains are one of the best ways to travel around Japan. Japan is famous for its trains, whether it be the super-fast maglev bullet trains or the ultra-luxurious overnight sightseeing trains like Cruise Train Seven…

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Kniterate: A 3D Printer for Knitwear

Kniterate, the 3D printer for Knitwear, allows you to create your own clothing. Kniterate’s machine was launched through a Kickstarter campaign. It automatically turns users’ designs into wearable fabrics whether it be a sweater or…

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Engineering

SP Scientific Launch LyoCapsule Freeze Dryer

The Industrial Internet of Things: New Possibilities, New Risks

Global Data Center Operational Efficiency

Keeping Nanotechnology Safe While Improving Consumer & Industrial Goods

The Drexler-Smalley Debate on Nanotechnology: Are Molecular Assemblers Possible?

How Probabalistic Robotics & Statistics Deal With Uncertainty, Improve Robot Performance

Rotamaks: Yet Another Ignored Fusion Technology

What the Future of the Housing Industry Looks Like

Japan’s Luxurious Shiki-Shima Sleeper Train Recently Launched and is Sold Out Until 2018

Kniterate: A 3D Printer for Knitwear

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