University of Melbourne 3D bioprinter prints cellular structures in seconds
3D bioprinter prints complex human tissues 350 times faster than traditional technologies.
Ruth Arteaga
I am a civil engineer and I work in the writing area. I have a deep passion for civil works. I constantly seek to update myself on new engineering technologies to integrate them into my work, since my main interest is exploring how innovations in the industrial sector can improve and transform the world.
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Fraunhofer IEE tests underwater energy storage system
Fraunhofer IEE estimates that its energy storage system could store up to 817,000 GWh at offshore locations around the world.
Scientists at the University of Southampton test a drone with its own nervous system
The drones' new optical system allows them to detect problems without landing, using light instead of electricity to avoid interference.
Enlight and Clēnera sign PPA for solar and storage project in Arizona
The Snowflake A project will generate 600 MW of solar energy and store up to 1900 MWh.
AIN transforms waste into renewable hydrogen with the CARMA-H2 project
CARMA-H2 simplifies the complex process of converting waste to hydrogen from six steps to just one.
Suzuki e VITARA: The new electric SUV that redefines adventure and sustainability
The e VITARA features the ALLGRIP-e system, an electric all-wheel drive that optimises control on challenging terrain.
World’s first wooden satellite arrives at ISS for sustainable testing
The LignoSat is made of magnolia wood, a technology inspired by samurai sword sheaths.
Vårgrønn expands into German offshore wind market with Baltic 2
Baltic 2 generates enough renewable energy to power 340,000 homes and avoids 900,000 tonnes of CO₂ per year.
BlueFloat, Plenitude and Sener deploy FLiDAR buoy in Nordés Park
The park will cover 13% of Galicia's electricity consumption.
ECOsubsea introduces hull cleaning ROV in Singapore
ECOsubsea managed to clean a Capesize vessel in just four hours
European Hyperloop breaks record for longest test
In the record-breaking Hyperloop test, the scaled module reached a speed equivalent to travelling from Geneva to Bern in just 17 minutes.
CycloTech presents BlackBird: A flying car demonstrator with advanced propulsion
The BlackBird can stop and hover in the air with complete precision.