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New Book Provides a Comprehensive Overview of the Fundamental Aspects of Microjoining Processes and Techniques.
M2 PRESSWIRE-22 February 2008-Research and Markets: New Book Provides a Comprehensive Overview of the Fundamental Aspects of Microjoining Processes and TechniquesC1994-2008 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD RDATE:25022008 Dublin - Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c83718) has announced the addition of Microjoining and...
Tags: Canada, fusion, HEALTHCARE, metallurgy, PRODUCTIVITY, Sandia National Laboratories, technique, University of Waterloo
Research articles 2008-02-22
Lab publicizes another Wi-Fi worry.
by Matthew Miller Hoping to head off a potential security threat, Sandia National Laboratories has demonstrated a passive technique that unsavory characters could use to identify the device driver in use by an 802.11 radio. The perpetrators ...
Tags: device driver, IEEE 802.11, Sandia National Laboratories, technique, Wi-Fi
Research articles 2006-11-09
Member explores frontiers of 'splat science'.
Mark Smith, FASM, researcher at Sandia National Laboratories, and his fellow researchers are striving to improve fundamental scientific understanding of the cold spray technique. They are working with a consortium of eight U.S. companies, including a Mark Smith, FASM, researcher at Sandia National Laboratories, and ...
Tags: consortium, Sandia National Laboratories, technique
Research articles 2001-09-01
Sandia to manage aging-aircraft inspection research center - The Aging Aircraft Nondestructive Inspection Development and Demonstration Center to be operated for Federal Aviation Administration
Sandia National Laboratories will manage a research center to develop advanced techniques for monitoring the safety and performance of the nation's aging jetliners. The Aging Aircraft Nondestructive Inspection Development and Demonstration Center AANC will be operated for the Federal Aviation Administration FAA at Sandia and the Albuquerque International Airport....
Tags: aircraft, FAA, Manufacturing, Sandia National Laboratories, technique
Research articles 1991-09-01
High-resolution imaging technique has many potential uses - ion microtomography - IMT - developed by Sandia National Laboratories, Livermore, California and scientists at University of Melbourne, Australia
A powerful new tool for characterizing the shape and density of materials is believed to hold promise for use in a variety of industrial and medical areas, including the study of cancer ad Alzheimer's disease. Called ion microtomography IMT, the emerging technology produces detailed images of slices of objects...
Tags: analysis, cell, imaging, PRODUCTIVITY, researcher, Sandia National Laboratories, technique, University of Melbourne
Research articles 1991-06-01
SANDIA TECHNOLOGY CAPTURING OIL AND GAS INDUSTRY INTEREST.
A new technique developed by researchers at Sandia National Laboratories in Albuquerque, New Mexico using an inexpensive disposable fiber optics telemetry system to relay real-time information about the drilling process is capturing oil and gas indu A new technique developed by researchers at Sandia National...
Tags: fiber, fiber-optics, Sandia National Laboratories, technique
Research articles 2001-04-23

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Science targets coal impact
Brigham Young University scientist Larry Baxter concedes that carbon sequestration will make electricity more expensive and power plants less efficient. Yet because of global warming concerns, the technology may be required. If it is, he may have developed better sequestration technology. In addition, he and his team...
Articles 2008-02-25
Inexpensive Adaptive Optics
RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT Researches at Sandia National Laboratories (www.sandia.gov) have developed an inexpensive way to focus laser light. Many laser systems are focused with adaptive optics, which use a number of small computer-controlled mirrors to make minute corrections to the beam. The Sandia system consists of a...
Articles 2007-09-01
Sensors May Monitor Aircraft for Defects Continuously
Networks of sensors mounted on commercial aircraft might one day check continuously for the formation of structural defects, possibly reducing or eliminating scheduled aircraft inspections. Like nerve endings in a human body, in situ sensors offer levels of vigilance and sensitivity to problems that periodic...
Articles 2007-08-06
Sandia researchers focus on hardy enzyme for cellulosic solutions
A project at Sandia National Laboratories is aiming to use computational modeling techniques to make "extreme" enzymes - so-called for their affinity to extreme environments - relevant to cellulosic ethanol production's technical debate. The focus at Sandia, a National Nuclear Security Administration NNSA laboratory, is Sulfolobus solfataricus, an organism...
Articles 2007-06-18
Algae-Based Energy Burns With Potential
Common aquatic plants offer economies of scale without affecting competition for food, land resources. Scientists are turning humble pond scum into fuel. A research effort seeks to develop techniques to grow algae economically and to convert the oils produced by the tiny plants into biodiesel on an...
Articles 2007-04-01
Storm surge.(Albuquerque, New Mexico)(Brief article)
It lurks in Albuquerque, N.M., a partially submerged particle accelerator built to generate data [or supercomputers that simulate nuclear explosions. But in its 10 violent years of life, the Z machine has surprised its creators at Sandia National Laboratories. Using a technique known as the z-pinch--which...
Articles 2007-02-01
ZENERGY POWER PLC - U.S. Department of Energy Grant.
Embargoed Release: 07:00hrs Monday 2nd October 2006 Zenergy Power plc ...
Articles 2006-10-02
Fingerprinting technique demonstrates wireless device driver vulnerabilities.(NEWS WATCH)(Sandia National Laboratories)(Brief article)
The next time you're sipping a latte and surfing the Net at your favorite neighborhood wireless cafe, someone around you could be breaking into your laptop, causing irreparable damage to your computer's operating system by secretly tapping into your network card's unique device driver, researchers at...
Articles 2006-10-01
Short-circuit zapper.(IN THE NEWS: Electronics)
Intermittent electrical short circuits in aging commercial airliners can make cabin lights blink, air conditioning falter, or even cause fatal crashes. But a novel technique helps pinpoint potentially dangerous shorts hidden in the miles of wiring, say developers at Sandia National ...
Articles 2006-08-10
Laser beam shaping applications
Laser beam shaping applications. Ed. by Fred M. Dickey et al. Taylor & Francis 2006 357 pages $139.95 Hardcover Optical science and engineering; 102 TA1677 Given the wide range of applications that...
Articles 2006-06-01
LED there be white.(pulse: INNOVATIONS AND INNOVATORS)
Researchers at Vanderbilt University have discovered a formula for a quantum-dot coating that transforms the light emitted by a blue LED into a broad-spectrum white light with a slightly yellow cast-similar to that of incandescent bulbs. The dots, which are crystals of cadmium and selenium that...
Articles 2006-03-02
Sandia scientists question anthrax sampling technique.
Scientists at Sandia National Laboratories in Albuquerque, N.M., made a disturbing discovery in the fall of 2004: the techniques used to decontaminate an area after an anthrax exposure-namely swabbing, wiping, and vacuuming-are apparently much less thorough than most emergency professionals are aware. Specifically, the methods used...
Articles 2006-01-24
Scanning the Space Shuttle Discovery.(Community Bits: COMPANY AND PEOPLE UPDATES)
Before their re-entry into Earth's atmosphere early August 10, the crew of the Space Shuttle Discovery used a Laser Camera System LCS to scan the shuttle's protective skin for damage. Built by Neptec Design Group, the LCS uses a triangulation-based laser-scanning...
Articles 2005-09-01
High-energy imaging.(Microscopy)(Quantar Technology Inc)(Ion Photon Emission Microscope )(Brief Article)
Single-Ion Microscopy techniques are gaining ground in applications ranging from integrated circuit IC characterization to biological studies. Researchers from Sandia National Laboratories, Albuquerque, NM, and Quantar Technology Inc., Santa Cruz, Calif., have recently extended the capabilities of single-ion microscopy with their invention, the Ion Photon...
Articles 2005-09-01
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