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November 25, 2019

ChainStore takes thermal energy storage to the match

by stuart nathan in Uncategorized

A new thermal energy storage material dubbed ChainStore has potential applications from heating and cooling of buildings and greenhouses to thawing frozen football pitches. CGI rendition of defrosting of ice in football pitches using ChainStore (Image Prof. Riffat) The technology uses biodegradable materials and can be made in large quantities easily, said Professor Saffa Riffat, […]

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November 24, 2019

Is Air Pollution Causing Mental Health Conditions?

by savannah bradley in Uncategorized

The air pollution is plentiful in the world today. It is caused by a variety of issues and it can be dangerous for our mental health. When figuring out if air pollution is causing you problems, it’s a good idea to read through this article for further information. You may find some of the information […]

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We can finally stop calling every small electric vehicle a ‘scooter’

November 23, 2019

We can finally stop calling every small electric vehicle a ‘scooter’

by Engineering Recruiting in Uncategorized

It’s time to figure out what we’re calling all these things. Image: ERIC LALMAND / AFP via Getty Images By Sasha Lekach2019-11-23 20:42:18 UTC Just because it has two wheels, an electric motor, and a battery doesn’t mean you can call it a scooter. SAE International, the engineering association that sets standards for autonomous vehicles,…

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November 23, 2019

New Part Day: The Bizen Transistor

by Engineering Recruiting in Uncategorized

If we had a dollar for every exciting new device that’s promised to change everything but we never hear of beyond the initial hoopla, we’d own our own private islands in the sun from the beaches of which we’d pick out Hackaday stories with diamond-encrusted keyboards. The electronic engineering press likes to talk about new […]

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Why the Tesla Cybertruck Looks So Weird

November 23, 2019

Why the Tesla Cybertruck Looks So Weird

by Engineering Recruiting in Uncategorized

If Raphael Zammit is being perfectly honest, his first reaction when someone texted him a photo of Tesla’s new Cybertruck was horror. “I was like, ‘Oh my goodness! What did Tesla do?’” he says. “What did they do?”Zammit isn’t just a neutral observer. He heads the MFA Transportation Design program at the College for Creative…

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Maryanna Saenko and Steve Jurvetson of Future Ventures talk SpaceX, the Boring Company, and… ayahuasca

November 22, 2019

Maryanna Saenko and Steve Jurvetson of Future Ventures talk SpaceX, the Boring Company, and… ayahuasca

by Engineering Recruiting in Uncategorized

Last week, at a StrictlyVC event in San Francisco, we sat down with Maryanna Saenko and Steve Jurvetson, investors who came together to create the investment outfit Future Ventures roughly one year ago. It was their first public appearance together since announcing their $200 million fund, and we started by asking Jurvetson about his high-profile…

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Cotabato City lines up big-ticket infra projects for implementation next year | Manuel Cayon

November 22, 2019

Cotabato City lines up big-ticket infra projects for implementation next year | Manuel Cayon

by Engineering Recruiting in Uncategorized

DAVAO CITY—Cotabato City is expected to embark on its biggest infrastructure construction binge yet next year with an airport and a seaport on top of the list of projects lined up for implementation. This developed as the Duterte administration has been revisiting, or revising, its list of projects funded under its “Build, Build, Build” (BBB)…

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How Intelligent Data Addresses the Chasm in Cloud

November 22, 2019

How Intelligent Data Addresses the Chasm in Cloud

by Engineering Recruiting in Uncategorized

Advancements in cloud technology and the proliferation of cloud migrations enables the growth of a “self-service” culture when it comes to Business Intelligence (BI), Artificial Intelligence (AI), and Machine Learning (ML) advanced analytics. Here is how intelligent data addresses the chasm in the cloud. Self-service advanced analytics allows business users in an organization to directly…

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November 22, 2019

Ceramic “antennae” to improve performance of gas turbines

by stuart nathan in Uncategorized

Purdue engineers develop ceramic coating that controls heat radiation Researchers have engineered ceramic nanotubes, which act as antennas that use light-matter oscillations to control heat radiation. The design is a step toward a new class of ceramics that work more efficiently at high temperatures (Purdue University illustration/Xueji Wang) There are few places with conditions more […]

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November 22, 2019

Bone architecture could inspire stronger aircraft wings

by stuart nathan in Uncategorized

A new discovery on the internal structure of bone could lead to better treatment of osteoporosis and more durable aircraft components. Density has long been the benchmark for gauging bone strength, with X-rays used to pinpoint strong and weak points as well as detect breaks. While the amount of load a bone can take is […]

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