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Engineered viruses produce electricity at the tap of a finger
 
Engineered viruses produce electricity at the tap of a finger Researchers from the US Department of Energy's Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory have found a way to generate power using harmless viruses that convert mechanical energy into electricity.

The scientists tested their approach by creating a generator that produces enough current to operate a small liquid crystal display. It works by tapping a finger on a postage stamp sized electrode coated with specially engineered viruses. The viruses convert the force of the tap into an electric charge. The ... More
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Semta calls on employers to shape the future of industry standards
 
Semta-calls-on-employers-to-shape-the-future-of-industry-standards A major review of National Occupational Standards (NOS) is being undertaken to ensure qualifications and training meet ... More
Servo drives save panel space
 
Servo-drives-save-panel-space Lenze has launched the i700 series of servo drives for multi-axis machinery, which it claims saves panel space, reduces ... More
Golf ball inspired TurboSpeed suit could give athletes a competitive edge | 14/05/2012
Jaguar Land Rover to create 300 jobs at new Cheshire plant | 14/05/2012
‘Electronic nose’ created using innovative composite technology | 11/05/2012
UK robotics industry gets £16million boost | 11/05/2012
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A design for lifecycle: Adopting a holistic approach to design
 
A design for lfiecycle How engineers and business can adopt a holistic approach to design Depending on your company and sector you may know it as sustainable design, eco design, lifecycle design or system design. They all mean pretty much the same thing and it is a philosophy that is gathering pace and moving upstream from the detailed design stage to more conceptual design.

So what is it? The term 'sustainability' is increasingly finding its way as a heading on corporate websites and brochures. The term can be a bit misleading and is more of an ideology, at the moment at least, which ... More
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Conference looks at how manufacturing can aid the UK's economic recovery
 
Conference-and-exhibition-looks-at-how-manufacturing-can-aid-the-UKs-economic-recovery The economic challenges this country has faced over the last couple of years have demonstrated how an over-reliance on ... More
Composites step up: JEC 2012 review
 
Composites-step-up-JEC-2012-review This year's JEC show revealed a host of innovation stemming from the materials world. It is fair to say there was quite ... More
Sensing technology takes the lead: Drives & Controls 2012
A number of novel developments in sensors, test and measurement were well represented at the recent Drives & Controls exhibition in Birmingham. More
Seeing into the future: Eureka asks three CAD companies what they see as emerging technologies
It is that time of year when new releases from CAD vendors hit the market and these are interesting times. Many are talking paradigm shifts, future trends, and the new and unique capability on offer to move design and engineering forward. More
Innovative air turbine captures industrial waste gases and turns them into electricity
Turbines are an extremely efficient and reliable way of extracting energy from airflows and converting it into something useful. The airflow requirement of an air turbine motor is a third less compared to a pneumatic vane motor and as a result, German based air motors innovator, Deprag, has ... More
Precision chains aid development of new electric bike
Hybrid bicycles are finding increasing popularity for consumers. As well as providing comical moments in the form of the struggling cyclists being passed by another cyclist apparently doing no work, the electrification of bicycles is gathering momentum. More
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Magazine Information Eureka has a unique blend of innovation, technology and engineering applications stories that make it the magazine of choice for design engineers.

It covers the latest design components and techniques – from 3D software to the latest materials – in industries ranging from automotive to medical. As a magazine of ideas, it inspires engineers to improve their own designs. At the same time, the magazine continues to highlight important design trends – such as sustainable design.
 
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