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  • UARK Geologist Receives NSF Award for Novel Approach behind Formation and Evolution of Planet
    News - 9 Jun 2011
    Fangzhen Teng, a geologist in the University of Arkansas, has been awarded a CAREER award worth $458,928 for a five-year period by the National Science Foundation (NSF) for his unique and novel...
  • Endeavour Houses a Particle Physics Detector to Acquire Space Related Data
    News - 11 May 2011
    The International Space Station launched Endeavour STS-134mission on the 29th of April at around 3.45 pm. The space shuttle would return to the earth in 14 days after accomplishing its mission of...
  • Proximity Sensor for Space Constrained Applications
    News - 22 Feb 2011
    Haydon Kerk Motion Solutions., a producer of linear motion devices, has introduced an embedded end-of-stroke proximity sensor to its 1-inch 25000 range of captive linear actuators. The device...
  • A Sensor-Guided Bobcat
    News - 21 Feb 2011
    The UK-based company Infomap is carrying out trials on a GPS-guided excavating system on a Bobcat E14 mini-excavator. The Prolec Digmaster Pro 3D machine guidance system and the Javad GNSS (or GPS)...
  • Ten Years After Nisqually
    News - 17 Feb 2011
    Scientific ideas about the danger of earthquakes have evolved in the decade since the 2001 Nisqually earthquake shook buildings in Western Washington. Though the level of seismic danger in the Pacific...
  • Climate Sensor to Monitor Aerosols
    News - 29 Jan 2011
    In a bid to meet NASA’s endeavor to detect levels of aerosol in the earth’s atmosphere, Raytheon will install aboard Glory, a NASA spaceship, a sensor, called the Aerosol Polarimetry...
  • Sensor Network to Counter Global Warming
    News - 29 Jan 2011
    AWS Convergence Technologies has decided to relaunch the WeatherBug under a new brand name Earth Networks. The company plans to put in $25 million towards creating a sensor network that will have in...
  • Google Unveils Body Browser Service
    News - 30 Dec 2010
    Google’s innovative ‘Body Browser’ project is identical in its service to that of Google Earth, but aids the person to survey his anatomy, in contrast to exploring various cities of...
  • NASA’s Landsat Program Provides Plot-Specific Data to Growers
    News - 21 Dec 2010
    NASA has initialized a novel scheme to furnish satellite-oriented data regarding independent plots to the growers. This project will provide the growers with plot-specific data, based on ...
  • Electric Potential Sensor Tracks Deviation in Body Movements
    News - 22 Nov 2010
    Plymouth-oriented Plessey Semiconductors have advanced an Electric Potential Sensor (EPS) that have been devised by the scientists at Sussex University. This unique EPS is capable of generating an...

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