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Axial Hydro Cyclone Innovates Sediment Removal in Hydropower

By implementing an axial hydro cyclone desilting can be done within the pressure pipe of hydropower plants.
The device produces a heavy swirling flow, the particles are carried radially outwards due to the centrifugal force and extracted after a short pathway.

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First IAV Conference on Intelligent Autonomous Systems in Germany

For engineers and computer scientists, such vehicles are no longer a vision but a reality that has not yet prevailed. “To the disadvantage for many people”,…

Information Technology

Enhancing Data Storage: Skyrmions Improve Magnetic Bit Stability

One of the cogent necessities in the contemporary world is the storage of a vast amount of digital data. Currently, there are different methods available for…

Physics & Astronomy

Exploring Hybrid Light and Matter Particles in Billiard Experiments

The experiment starts from the principle of a classic billiard table. An international team of physicists created a kind of miniature pool table where the…

Life & Chemistry

Advancing Liposome Design with Computational Modeling Insights

Using computational modeling, researchers at Carnegie Mellon University, the Colorado School of Mines and the University of California, Davis have come up with…

Physics & Astronomy

Clearer, Cheaper Imaging of Ultrafast Phenomena Unveiled

Many mysteries of nature are locked up in the world of the very small and the very fast. Chemical reactions and material phase transitions, for example, happen…

Physics & Astronomy

Young stars' flickering light reveals remarkable link with matter-eating black holes

An international team of astronomers, including Dr Simon Vaughan from the University of Leicester's Department of Physics and Astronomy, has discovered a…

Physics & Astronomy

New Calculation Offers Hope for Advancements in Physics

After being produced in a collision, subatomic particles spontaneously decay into other particles, following one of many possible decay paths. Out of one…

Earth Sciences

Mapping Vulnerable Areas to Ocean Acidification Impacts

“These findings will help us better understand and develop strategies to adapt to the severity of ocean acidification in different marine ecosystems around the…

Power and Electrical Engineering

Sustainable Manufacturing: New Methodology for Designers

The work was recently published in the Journal of Cleaner Production. It outlines a way to help designers and manufacturing engineers carefully consider all…

Materials Sciences

Electronics Enhanced by New Material Boosting Transistor Efficiency

“It’s tough to replace the current transistor technology, because semiconductors do such a fantastic job,” said Roman Engel-Herbert, assistant professor of…

Physics & Astronomy

Hubble’s planetary portrait captures changes in Jupiter’s Great Red Spot

In this new image of Jupiter a broad range of features has been captured, including winds, clouds and storms. The scientists behind the new images took…

Life & Chemistry

Plant hormone 'switch' unravels chromatin to form flowers, penn biologists find

One of these strategies is plants' ability to continue growing new, diverse organs, including roots, branches and flowers, throughout their lifespan. But of…

Physics & Astronomy

SwRI-led study finds that a comet's tail may shed light on solar wind heating

We can't see the wind, but we can learn about it by observing things that are being blown about. And by studying changes in a comet's bright tail of gas and…

Materials Sciences

New Method Uses Graphene Nanoribbons for Nanoscale Circuits

Germanium is a semiconductor and this method provides a straightforward way to make semiconducting nanoscale circuits from graphene, a form of carbon only one…

Physics & Astronomy

Comet Encke: A solar windsock observed by NASA's STEREO

According to new studies of a comet tail observed by NASA's Solar and Terrestrial Relations Observatory, or STEREO, the vacuum of interplanetary space is…

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