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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

Ultra Short Pulsed Lasers Transform Industrial Processes

The use of ultra short pulsed (USP) lasers in industrial applications has been a major focus of research for several years. The focus seminar “Basics and New…

Process Engineering

Infrared Heating Enhances Composite Manufacturing for Airbus 350

The system, which is used to provide interim processing of the laid-up composite rear spar assembly of the Airbus 350 XWB to prevent subsequent wrinkling, was…

Power and Electrical Engineering

Radiation-Resistant Circuits from Mechanical Parts

The researchers showed the devices kept working despite intense ionizing radiation and heat by dipping them for two hours into the core of the University of…

Power and Electrical Engineering

A 'dirt cheap' magnetic field sensor from 'plastic paint'

University of Utah physicists developed an inexpensive, highly accurate magnetic field sensor for scientific and possibly consumer uses based on a “spintronic”…

Materials Sciences

New CO2 Absorbing Material Shows Promise for Carbon Capture

The findings, published in the prestigious peer-reviewed journal Nature Materials, form part of ongoing efforts to develop new materials for gas storage…

Power and Electrical Engineering

Siemens Expands Central Inverters for Photovoltaic Power Plants

The new Sinvert PVS585 and Sinvert PVS630 basic units supplement the previous range of rated powers with intermediate values. The expanded series now covers an…

Power and Electrical Engineering

A*STAR Institute of Microelectronics announces R&D collaboration with Rolls-Royce on next generation power electronics

This research collaboration aims to use gallium nitrite (GaN) power devices for the development of high-power-density converters that can reliably measure…

Materials Sciences

ORNL microscopy reveals workings behind promising inexpensive catalyst

The precious metal platinum has long been prized for its ability to spur key chemical reactions in a process called catalysis, but at more than $1,000 an…

Materials Sciences

A new spin on antifreeze

A team of researchers from Harvard University have invented a way to keep any metal surface free of ice and frost. The treated surfaces quickly shed even tiny,…

Power and Electrical Engineering

Underwater Solar: Photovoltaic Cells Harness Ocean Energy

Underwater autonomous systems and sensor platforms are severely limited by the lack of long endurance power sources. To date, these systems must rely on…

Power and Electrical Engineering

Power From Waste Heat: Reducing Costs and Emissions in Steel

Around 20 percent of the electricity required to melt steel scrap could be recovered with the method, according to a report in the latest issue of the research…

Power and Electrical Engineering

Enhancing Grid Stability With Accurate Demand Forecasting

The data helps grid operators calculate power demand in their networks and fairly exactly order the amount of additional electricity required in advance. As…

Materials Sciences

Explore Self-Healing Plastics in ACS Lab Tour Video

he video takes viewers on a tour of the lab of Nancy Sottos, Ph.D., who has published articles on the self-healing plastics in a number of ACS peer-reviewed…

Materials Sciences

Theorem Unifies Superfluids and Exotic Materials at Low Temps

Matter exhibits weird properties at very cold temperatures. Take superfluids, for example: discovered in 1937, they can flow without resistance forever,…

Power and Electrical Engineering

‘Nanocable’ could be big boon for energy storage

Thanks to a little serendipity, researchers at Rice University have created a tiny coaxial cable that is about a thousand times smaller than a human hair and…

Materials Sciences

Optical materials: Holey gold

Gold is usually thought of as being a shiny metal — however, in its porous form, gold actually appears dull and black. The surfaces of nanoporous gold are…

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