An MIT spin-out is preparing to commercialise a novel re-chargable lithium metal battery that it claims will double capacity.
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An MIT spin-out is preparing to commercialise a novel re-chargable lithium metal battery that it claims will double capacity.
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The founding, and recently retired, CEO of Cypress, T.J.Rodgers, prided himself on the rigour of his interview techniques for recruits. In his book No-Excuses Management, Rodgers explains a code which Cypress interviewers adopted to let eachother share their impressions of candidates while they were interviewing them. The code for when they found a star candidate …
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Analogix is to sample in Q4, its ANX7440/30 family, the first integrated solution capable of switching DisplayPort version 1.3 and 1.4 at 8.1 Gbps
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Adding perovskite to the material that converts blue LED light into white boosts visible light communication modulation rates by a factor of 40, researchers find, improving the capabilities of Li-Fi.
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This new Quick Start from AWS automates the deployment of Spinnaker, which is a continuous deployment tool from Netflix Open Source Software (OSS), on the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Cloud.
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Once fully operationally, the Co-op Refinery Complex will be the only refinery in North America to recycle all of its wastewater for steam production.
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This is the 25th Anniversary for this summertime job skills program.
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Augustin Plains Ranch LLC wants to drill more than three dozen wells in the Rio Grande Valley to pump more than 17 billion gallons of groundwater a year.
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Study finds perfluoroalkyl substances exceeding safety limits across the country.
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As part of the settlement, the city has agreed to pay a civil penalty of $54,396 and perform a Supplemental Environmental Project (SEP) project involving the construction of a wetland area at a cost of no less than $475,000.