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NewsBronkhorst launches new technology
Mass flow meter manufacturer Bronkhorst High-Tech has developed a new ‘connect and go’ software tool called Bronkhorst FlowSuite.
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Cold Jet technology enabling safe transportation of medical equipment
Technology from dry ice innovator Cold Jet is enabling safe transportation of vital medicine, laboratory tests and biomedical specimens during the coronavirus outbreak.
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NASA awards SLS rocket engine contract
In a deal valued at $1.8bn, NASA has awarded Aerojet Rocketdyne the contract to build 18 additional Space Launch System (SLS) RS-25 rocket engines to support Artermis missions to the Moon.
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Servomex to discuss Servopro Chroma analyser in webinar
Global gas analysis expert Servomex is streaming a webinar about its Servopro Chroma analyser next Thursday (14 th May).
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UArizona invention could help coronavirus patients breathe easier
Researchers at the University of Arizona College of Medicine – Tucson have invented a new respiratory-assist device (RAD) that provides fast, safe relief to those experiencing difficulty breathing amid coronavirus (Covid-19).
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Linde starts up new plant
Linde today said it has started up a new state-of-the-art syngas processing plant in Geismar, Louisiana.
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New company Carbon Collectors launched
New company Carbon Collectors aims to store six million tonnes of CO2 per year in depleted North Sea oil gas fields with ships by 2030.
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Celeroton: Recirculation of noble or inert gases
Noble or inert gas recirculation is used for various processes, such as cooling of sensitive equipment in physical experiments, semiconductor production equipment, rapid prototyping or in laser sources. These applications have large differences in the required pressure ratios and mass flows.
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Carbon dioxide in medicine: lasers, CBD products
From the beginning, the carbon dioxide (CO2) laser was considered highly reliable, and precise in medical applications.
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A data centric approach to smarter routing and logistics
Making smart logistical decisions requires the convergence of agile software platforms, rich sources of operational data, and use of smartphone mobile devices to maximize bottom line results.
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Powerzeek sets its sights on North America
Norweigan technology company Powerzeek has set up an office in the San Francisco Bay Area as it expands into North America.
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Bosch: Carbon neutrality will be achieved by end of 2020
Despite the challenges of the current coronavirus pandemic, Bosch is continuing with its systematic pursuit of ambitious climate goals.
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Bosch develops rapid coronavirus test
German auto supplier and technology company Bosch has developed a rapid coronavirus test which it intends to produce more than a million of this year, increasing to three million next year.
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Celeroton launches new technology
Swiss high-tech business Celeroton has launched a new turbo compressor series CT-NG specifically optimised for noble and inert gases.
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TNSC among new investors in VELO3D
VELO3D, a California-based metal 3D printing company, has raised $28m in a Series D funding round, with Japanese industrial gas manufacturer Taiyo Nippon Sanso (TNSC) among the new investors.
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DNV GL approves carbon capture technology
Quality assurance and risk management company DNV GL has approved technology for a full-scale demonstration project in Norway to remove carbon emissions at a cement plant.
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Linde and Ovako heat steel with hydrogen
Linde and specialty steel manufacturer Ovako have conducted a full-scale test to heat steel with hydrogen before rolling in Sweden, which the two companies say is a world first.
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Nightingale hospital uses Bedfont technology
Technology from medical device manufacturer Bedfont Scientific has been used in a makeshift hospital providing support for hundreds of patients with coronavirus in North Yorkshire, UK.
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Coronavirus: NSWC develops portable oxygen manifold
The Naval Surface Warfare Centre has developed a new portable medical oxygen manifold in response to the coronavirus pandemic.
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NASA tests newly developed green fuel
In a recent collaboration, NASA has tested a new technology which turns waste into “green” fuel for possible use on the International Space Station and in long term space missions.
