You may not know it, but a type of material called scintillators was probably involved when you had your last medical scan. Working with the French company Saint-Gobain, scintillator expert Pieter Dorenbos at Delft University of Technology is currently developing the next generation of these materials.
It’s a broad and complex topic, affecting many technical areas such as the electronics industry, medical imaging, nuclear engineering, and aerospace and military applications. Curious to learn how to simulate these effects? Read more!
Based on 9th gen Intel Core and Intel Xeon E processors with up to six cores, the high-performance IPCs provide an enormous performance boost with ever-constant power dissipation. Various M.2, mPCIe and PCI Express expansion slots allow flexibility and expandability; customer-specific adaptations can thus be implemented quickly.
Start-up Leydenjar is setting up a pilot production line in Eindhoven to prove its high-capacity battery anodes made from nano-textured silicon can be made not just in labs but in factories as well.
With the data gathering and processing brought by the IoT, building management can go beyond operations tracking. It can help make better, informed decisions that create efficiencies and save money.
