Articles tagged with Industrial Plants
The University of Leicester has established an Advanced Structural Dynamics Evaluation Centre (ASDEC) with £1.07 million funding, enabling the analysis of product design, parts, and components in the automotive, aerospace, and space industries. The centre will provide cost-effective system-level models to predict optimal design solutio...
Researchers used X-ray CT scanners to analyze rice plant traits, improving measurement accuracy and reducing costs. This technology aids in selecting plants with the best tillers, crucial for crop success.
The European Science Foundation recommends creating a CERN-like Institute for Mathematics to bridge the gap between math research and industry, promoting collaboration and innovation. This would enable small and medium enterprises to access expertise and funds, driving economic growth and job creation.
Clemson University has received a $45 million grant from the US Department of Energy, combined with $53 million in matching funds, to build a large-scale wind turbine drive train testing facility. The testing facility will create at least 134 jobs and generate 568 indirect jobs, supporting South Carolina's emergence as an industrial hu...
Researchers at CSIRO Australia have discovered a key to overcoming three major cereal diseases, providing long-lasting protection against multiple pathogens. The Lr34 gene sequence offers broad-spectrum control of leaf rust, stripe rust, and powdery mildew, with tests showing constant protection for over 80 years.
Researchers found that DMSO inhibits key enzymes in sewage treatment plants, affecting their ability to break down organic matter. This can lead to reduced treatment efficiency and increased emissions of untreated pollutants into the environment.
Researchers found that Philip Morris used a German-based research facility to study the health effects of tobacco smoke in the early 1970s. The company allegedly concealed this information from the public and even within its own executives, publishing only selective results that supported the industry's interests.
A recent report by NIST and RTI International estimates software difficulties in the construction industry have significant financial implications. The analysis breaks down data exchange-related losses across design, construction, and operations stages, identifying barriers to improvement.
The Office of Naval Research will host a venture initiative called the 'wargame,' which aims to improve the technology transition process. The game will examine venture capital decision-making and mechanisms for engaging the venture capital community.
University of Southern Mississippi researchers developed an agricultural-based paint using soybean oil or lesquerella oil, reducing toxic pollutants. The paint, American Pride, has potential applications in various industries and will benefit the state's economy.