The VIII Pan-American Conference on Non-Destructive Testing has come to an end
From June 9-12, attendees had access to a robust technical program.
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Sherwin Incorporated highlights innovation in NDT chemical products
Although the company manufactures primarily in North America, its reach is global.
ASNT Foundation launches initiatives for young researchers
The Foundation organizes an annual charity golf tournament whose total contributions go directly to scholarships and training programs at NDT.
Humanoid robot with ChatGPT put human social reaction to the test
Real interactions with Pepper reveal mixed emotions and challenges in human-robot communication.
New lasers enhance the vision of the world’s largest telescope
The telescope will be able to detect possible signs of life on exoplanets in just a few hours thanks to the use of new lasers and high-sensitivity spectroscopy.
TenneT installs DolWin epsilon platform and approaches 10 GW
This facility boosts Germany's offshore capacity.
Labino AB highlights at PANNDT 2025 with innovative Swedish UV lamps
IR Supplies obtained 1725 accreditation to calibrate Labino light meters.
Schumann resonance imaging could reveal data on climate change
The sensor installed to measure it contains kilometers of cable inside.
Discover What’s New and What’s Next in AMPP Certifications During June 19 Webcast
The session will be led by Silvia Palmieri, AMPP Certification Community Development Specialist.
eVinci microreactor receives safety design approval
The microreactor can operate continuously for more than eight years without refueling.
Douglas Marshall highlights the role of AI in the evolution of NDT
Marshall called AI a “critical ally” as long as rigorous protocols are followed.
HiTHIUM submits its batteries to the most extreme fire test
The HiTHIUM system withstood 15 hours of intense fire with zero spread, even without an active extinguishing system.