Solar cells integrated into new construction, particularly skyscrapers, are an enticing energy option.
The future of solar power is clear: Transparent solar panels fit over existing glass buildings
Growing skin in a lab
Extracellular matrix is the material that gives tissues like skin, cartilage, or tendon their strength and stretch. It’s been hard to make well in the lab, but scientists report new success.
White House Energy Summit focuses on advancing technology safety and low-cost energy
Speaking at the White House Summit on Nuclear Energy physicist Christina Back of General Atomics highlighted the urgency of developing next-generation fast-gas reactors with new materials to enhance safety and ensure energy security.
New hybrid imaging systems combines mass spectrometry and microscopy
A tool that provides world-class microscopy and spatially resolved chemical analysis shows considerable promise for advancing a number of areas of study, including chemical science, pharmaceutical development, and disease progression.
Ipsen furnace enables California Brazing to increase aluminum brazing capacity
Ipsen USA, Cherry Valley, Ill., reports that California Brazing recently purchased its third vacuum aluminum brazing (VAB) furnace from Ipsen, to expand capacity and manufacture a variety of aluminum-brazed assemblies.