Moisture Balance Investigates “Greener” Rubber Additive

The mechanical properties of rubber can be improved by incorporating some filler material in the rubber matrix. Traditionally, carbon black is added to artificial rubber produced from styrene-butadiene which increases the tensile strength significantly.  Carbon black, though, is typically produced from fossil fuels of some sort, so there’s interest in replacing it with a more Read More



May 1st, 2012

Wireless Platform Scale Works Most Anywhere

This battery or 115-volt powered portable platform scale can monitor three separate weighing platforms. Read More



May 1st, 2012

Custom Stability Chamber Allows Neural Network Investigations

Brains are pretty complicated things.  With all due deference to functional MRI studies and related localization-type studies, they do not have the resolution needed to investigate neural networks and their interconnections.  Researchers at the Politecnico di Milano in Italy have developed a custom stability chamber that enables them to grow, sustain, and investigate neural networks. Read More



May 1st, 2012

Evaluating Dental Implant Material in the Conditions They’ll Be Used

Several different composite materials can be used to produce dental implants.  But if there’s one thing known about the environment in which they’ll be placed, it’s that it is warm and wet in there.  So it really doesn’t matter what the implant material properties are at room temp in low humidity.  The real question is, Read More



May 1st, 2012

Stem Cell Therapy Offers Cheaper Alternative to Marrow Transplant

Blood marrow transplantation is an expensive, time-consuming process.  If peripheral blood stem cells can be used instead, costs would be dramatically reduced.  This is of particular interest in developing countries, where there are fewer resources available.  A researcher at the Hospital Universitario UANL in Monterrey, Mexico investigated the effectiveness of the stem cell process.  He Read More



May 1st, 2012

Must See Video: Microscopic Cavitation Bubble Collapse

Ultrasonic cleaner videos are often exercises in patience. With little or no narration, parts are placed in the basin, the machine turned on, and dirt swirls away. Interesting that someone would make such a video, but not informative. Finally, a silent video about ultrasonic cleaning that is packed with information. This one is a simulation Read More



May 1st, 2012

Hive Conditions Mitigate the Effects of the Varroa Destructor

The Varroa Destructor.  It sounds like an invading scourge from outer space, or maybe a villain the Ghostbusters would encounter.  When you see a photo of the varroa destructor, you might get that impression reinforced.  In fact, it’s a nasty-looking eight-legged bee parasite, a mite that drinks the blood of developing larvae and adult drone Read More



May 1st, 2012



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