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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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Siemens Innovates Energy Storage with Hydrogen Technology

The system is based on PEM (proton exchange membrane) technology, in which electricity decomposes water into hydrogen and oxygen. If the electrolysis uses…

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Cooler, Smaller, Fuel Cells Goal of UIC Researchers

While high hurdles stand before the cheap manufacturing of fuel cells, engineers and scientists at the University of Illinois at Chicago and nearby Argonne…

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Affordable Shift Away From Nuclear Power: A Complex Challenge

An exit before 2020, however, could push up emissions of the greenhouse gas CO2 in the short term. Yet security of supply is the crucial point. This security…

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Fraunhofer IWES Launches New Facility for XXL Rotor Blade Testing

The construction work took one and half years and the new 20,000 square meter facility doubles the existing capacity for testing complete rotor blades. A…

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A new way to make lighter, stronger steel — in a flash

In fact, the steel, now trademarked as Flash Bainite, has tested stronger and more shock-absorbing than the most common titanium alloys used by industry.Now…

Power and Electrical Engineering

Data storage: Keeping the heat on

The perfect data storage solution should offer fast access to data, maintain data in the absence of external power, and be able to withstand large numbers of…

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Penn Researchers Create Biological Circuits with New Microscope

University of Pennsylvania researchers have developed a way to form these structures so they can operate in open-air environments, and, more important, have…

Materials Sciences

Researchers at Stony Brook University Predict Material 'Denser than Diamond'

Stony Brook University graduate student Qiang Zhu, together with Professor of Geosciences and Physics, Artem R. Oganov, postdoc Andriy O. Lyakhov and their…

Materials Sciences

Citrate key in bone's nanostructure

Using nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy, Ames Laboratory scientist and Iowa State University chemistry professor Klaus Schmidt-Rohr and his…

Materials Sciences

New chemical method paves the way for making a greater variety of light-sensitive materials that was not possible before

Scientists from Singapore’s Institute of Materials Research and Engineering (IMRE) and National University of Singapore (NUS) have created a new chemical…

Materials Sciences

Sodium-Manganese Oxide Batteries: Boosting Capacity with Heat

By adding the right amount of heat, researchers have developed a method that improves the electrical capacity and recharging lifetime of sodium ion…

Power and Electrical Engineering

Where Will Your Electrons Come From in 2030?

In the midst of Japan’s Fukushima nuclear disaster and as summer peak electricity demand looms in the northern hemisphere, world-leading energy scientists,…

Materials Sciences

Neutron Analysis Unlocks Secrets of Top Thermoelectric Materials

Researchers performed experiments at both of ORNL's neutron facilities — the Spallation Neutron Source and the High Flux Isotope Reactor — to learn why the…

Materials Sciences

Finding answers century-old questions about platinum's catalytic properties

“Understanding platinum’s properties for speeding up chemical reactions will potentially enable scientists to create significantly cheaper synthetic or metal…

Materials Sciences

Applying Conductive Nanocoatings to Textiles: New Insights

“Normally, conductive nanocoatings are applied to inorganic materials like silicon. If we can find a way to apply them to textiles – cheap, flexible materials…

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Researchers cut machinery fuel consumption by half

– These heavy duty machines are operated for long periods of time, so by the end of the day emissions and fuel consumption have added up. Being able to target…

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