Engineer News Network The ultimate online news and information resource for today’s engineer
Chemical engineers from Heriot-Watt University have helped design new materials that can capture carbon dioxide from industrial emissions better than …
Read More »New material can capture carbon from industrial emissions
Blog Layout
Sugar-based plastic
Alex Battù and Nathan Porter look at how transforming sugars into polylactic acid (PLA) bioplastic can benefit farmers and sugar …
Read More »Acoustic process monitoring software
Renishaw has launched Sonic, a new acoustic process monitoring software to form part of the company’s InfiniAM suite. Sonic enables …
Read More »OpenHW Group announces CORE-V Chassis SoC project and issues industry call for participation
With the CORE-V Chassis project, the recently formed OpenHW Group aims to tape out a heterogeneous multi-core processor evaluation SoC, …
Read More »Study maps abundance of plastic debris across European and Asian rivers
Rivers in south-east Asia transport more plastic to the ocean than some rivers in Europe, evidence from a new study …
Read More »‘Climate clubs’ could offer key to combatting climate change
‘Climate clubs’ offering membership for sub-national states, rather than just countries, could speed up progress towards a globally-harmonised climate change …
Read More »Integrating process analytical technologies and robotics
Martin Gadsby looks at why robotics and process analytical technologies (PAT) are a match made in heaven on the manufacturing …
Read More »General-purpose system power ICs for automotive applications
Toshiba announces the launch of a range of general-purpose system power ICs with multiple-outputs. The new devices support functional safety …
Read More »Micro precision for time-pressure dosing
Cutting edge diagnosis and genomic equipment depends on high accuracy and speed to deliver results. Operating with micro quantities of …
Read More »Select the right transfer switch to avoid power transient problems
Eliminating power transients when switching large motors or transformers during power outages or engine testing. John Stark reports When large …
Read More »