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TU Graz Explores Cultural Heritage Preservation in the Himalayas

Using 3D technology and interdisciplinary expertise, a research team has explored Buddhist temples in the remote Dolpo region of Nepal and digitized them for posterity In the high-altitude and extremely remote region of Dolpo in north-west Nepal, there are numerous Buddhist temples whose history dates back to the 11th century. The structures are threatened by earthquakes, landslides and planned infrastructure projects such as the Chinese Belt and Road Initiative. There is also a lack of financial resources for long-term maintenance….

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Process Engineering

Turning Carbon Dioxide Into Valuable Precipitated Calcium Carbonate

The product, Precipitated Calcium Carbonate (PCC), is used in e.g. plastics, papers, rubbers and paints. The innovative plant represents the next stage prior…

Transportation and Logistics

MIT’s RoadRunner: A Wireless Solution for Traffic Congestion

At the Intelligent Transportation Systems World Congress last week, MIT researchers received one of the best-paper awards for a new system, dubbed RoadRunner,…

Automotive Engineering

New Reactive Human Model Enhances Traffic Safety Testing

Research partners in this undertaking are the Graz University of Technology and industrial partners such as Audi, BMW, Daimler, Porsche and Volkswagen. This…

Power and Electrical Engineering

Imaging Fuel Injectors with Neutrons: A New Research Approach

Researchers from the Fuels, Engines and Emissions Research Center at the Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory and collaborators from ORNL’s…

Materials Sciences

Molecular Electronics: Shaping the Future of Portable Tech

The emerging field of molecular electronics could take our definition of portable to the next level, enabling the construction of tiny circuits from molecular…

Machine Engineering

First-Ever Test of Real Turbine Engine Conditions Unveiled

Manufactures of turbine engines for airplanes, automobiles and electric generation plants could expedite the development of more durable, energy-efficient…

Materials Sciences

'Squid skin' metamaterials project yields vivid color display

The quest to create artificial “squid skin” — camouflaging metamaterials that can “see” colors and automatically blend into the background — is one step…

Power and Electrical Engineering

New Insights on Battery Longevity and Performance

A comprehensive look at how tiny particles in a lithium ion battery electrode behave shows that rapid-charging the battery and using it to do high-power,…

Materials Sciences

New Method Advances Industrial Synthesis of Superhard Carbon

Researchers from the Technological Institute for Superhard and Novel Carbon Materials in Troitsk, MIPT, MISiS, and MSU have developed anew method for the…

Power and Electrical Engineering

Cutting the Cord: New Advances in Soft Robot Technology

When it comes to soft robots, researchers have finally managed to cut the cord.

Power and Electrical Engineering

A*STAR’s SIMTech to Build Local Capabilities for Printed Electronics

Printed electronics allows manufacturers to print electrical devices on materials such as plastic and it is expected to pave the way for the adoption of…

Materials Sciences

New Algorithm Measures Average Distance of Low-Speed Electrons

A research team consisting of postdoctoral researcher Da Bo, former postdoctoral researcher Hiroshi Shinotsuka, group leader Hideki Yoshikawa and special…

Power and Electrical Engineering

Nanotechnology Cools Electrons Using Quantum Wells

The process involves passing electrons through a quantum well to cool them and keep them from heating.

The team details its research in…

Power and Electrical Engineering

Siemens Launches Energy Transition Research Project in Germany

Siemens is working on this project as part of a consortium consisting of Hochschule Kempten (Kempten University), RWTH Aachen, Allgäuer Überlandwerke utility,…

Materials Sciences

Enhancing Fuel Cells: Angling Chromium for Oxygen Efficiency

Researchers have been trying to increase the efficiency of solid oxide fuel cells by lowering the temperatures at which they run. More efficient fuel cells…

Materials Sciences

Self-Cleaning Surfaces: The Key Role of a Single Groove

‘Superhydrophobic’ surfaces, such as anti-icing or self-cleaning windows, are remarkably effective at repelling water molecules. However, they may suddenly —…

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