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Aerojet Rocketdyne To Develop Large Scale Additive Manufacturing
Aug 19, 2014 (SPX)
Aerojet Rocketdyne was recently awarded a contract by Wright-Patterson Air Force Base through the Defense Production Act Title III Office for large-scale additi...
Octopus inspires new camouflage material
Aug 19, 2014 (AFP)
The octopus's ability to camouflage itself has inspired a new kind of thin, flexible fabric that can automatically match patterns, US researchers said Tuesday. ...
The Future of CubeSats
Aug 18, 2014 (SPX)
To investigate climate change, scientists and engineers at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center are developing the IceCube satellite, which will be no larger than...
Canada's MDA receives radar antennas for satellite use
Aug 14, 2014 (UPI)
Self-deploying radar antennas from Astro Aerospace are to be used on Canada's Earth observation satellites that monitor maritime activity. Astro Aerospace, a bu...
Lockheed taps GenDyn unit for Space Fence ground equipment structures
Aug 14, 2014 (UPI)
Ground structures for housing the U.S. Space Fence program are to be designed and built by a General Dynamics business unit under contract from Lockheed Martin....
Disney develops method to capture stylized hair for 3-D-printed figurines
Aug 13, 2014 (SPX)
Perhaps no aspect of 3D printing has captured the popular imagination more than personalized figurines with the facial features of real people. Now, researchers...
Geologists warn of mega quake for north Chile
Aug 13, 2014 (AFP)
North Chile is at risk of a mega earthquake after a tremor in April released only some of the tension building along a high-risk fault zone since 1877, research...
Learning from origami to design new materials
Aug 13, 2014 (SPX)
A challenge increasingly important to physicists and materials scientists in recent years has been how to design controllable new materials that exhibit desired...
Cisco to cut 6,000 jobs in streamlining
Aug 13, 2014 (AFP)
US computer networking giant Cisco Systems said Wednesday it plans to slash some 6,000 jobs, or eight percent of its global workforce in the coming year. Chairm...
Robotic-assisted imaging will help in daily hospital practice
Aug 13, 2014 (SPX)
While in Germany, Partho P. Sengupta, MD, of Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai used a computer to perform a robot-assisted trans-Atlantic ultrasound exami...
BAE Systems touts its Artisan radar system
Aug 12, 2014 (UPI)
BAE Systems is singing the praises of its medium-range 3D surveillance radar that can monitor more than 800 objects simultaneously. The system is called Artisan...
USN Moderates CubeSat RF Communications Standards Meeting
Aug 11, 2014 (SPX)
Universal Space Network (USN) moderated a meeting Tuesday of 20 CubeSat industry leaders from academia, industry and government in an effort to develop a standa...
Disney develops tool to design inflatable characters and structures
Aug 11, 2014 (SPX)
The air pressure that makes inflatable parade floats, foil balloons and even inflatable buildings easy to deploy and cost effective can be challenging to design...
Association of satellite operators joins program for space safety
Aug 11, 2014 (UPI)
An international association of satellite operators has joined a U.S. Department of Defense program for data sharing for situational awareness and space safety....
IT outsourcing boom boosts struggling Bulgaria
Aug 10, 2014 (AFP)
Excellent IT and language skills have helped Bulgaria's outsourcing sector boom, raising hopes that it could prop up the badly stagnating economy of the EU's po...
WTO confirms China rare earth trade limits break rules
Aug 07, 2014 (AFP)
The World Trade Organization on Thursday upheld its ruling that China had violated global trade rules by restricting exports of rare earths, used in hi-tech goo...
New material structures bend like microscopic hair
Aug 07, 2014 (SPX)
MIT engineers have fabricated a new elastic material coated with microscopic, hairlike structures that tilt in response to a magnetic field. Depending on the fi...
NASA Engineer Set to Complete First 3-D Printed Space Cameras
Aug 07, 2014 (SPX)
By the end of September, NASA aerospace engineer Jason Budinoff is expected to complete the first imaging telescopes ever assembled almost exclusively from 3-D-...
Center for Orbital Debris Education and Research Recruits Industrial Affiliates
Aug 06, 2014 (SPX)
The newly formed Center for Orbital Debris Education and Research (CODER) at the University of Maryland is off to a rapid start. Collaborations with-in the indu...
NASA Experts, Russia Sign Radiation Safety Protocol Despite Sanctions
Aug 05, 2014 (RIA Novosti)
NASA experts have signed a protocol with Russia on radiation safety for space flights despite the new set of US sanctions against Moscow, the director of Moscow...
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