Articles tagged with Environmental Engineering
The partnership aims to support state and local law enforcement in their efforts to fight crime in communities. Sandia will analyze available explosive detection technology and equipment in collaboration with the Rocky Mountain Regional Center.
Researchers have found a new technique to reduce organic and halogenated solvents used in industries, replacing them with environmentally benign carbon dioxide. This breakthrough could decrease waste by up to 100-fold and has implications for society.
A new company in Florida plans to introduce its revolutionary wheelchair, powered by Oak Ridge National Laboratory's (ORN L) innovative technology. The TransRovr features omnidirectional movement and a three-piece modular construction, allowing for enhanced ergonomics and convenience.
Engineers have successfully integrated a porous silicon light-emitting diode into conventional microelectronic circuitry, creating an all-silicon system that can process both light and electricity. The breakthrough strengthens the material to withstand manufacturing processes, making it more suitable for mass production.
The UW-Siemens image processor enables the creation of multiple diagnostic applications, increasing clinical efficiency. It allows for real-time panoramic imaging of internal organs and their surroundings, revolutionizing diagnosis and treatment.
Researchers at Purdue University developed chilled-aeration technology to control pests in stored grains without using chemical fumigants. The method is economically competitive with fumigation and reduces total energy consumption. For fresh-picked produce, the technology increases marketability by cooling it immediately after harvesting.