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Air Force explores composite cargo plane.

Biomedical devices make the Cleveland Clinic’s Top 10 medical innovations for 2010.

LED-based surgical lighting from Steris Corp.

A tongue-activated sensor lets patients paralyzed from the neck down maneuver a wheelchair or run a computer program.

Finite-element analysis, or FEA, on new and redesigned medical components can save precious time and money during FDA approval.

The RoHS-compliant, Series No. 6485 T-slot scrapers clear debris from T-slots on milling machines or rotary T-slot tables.

The AGE-E and AGE-F compensation units are designed for balancing tolerances or deviations of workpiece position.

The Quadra-Chek ND 1300 digital readout (DRO), designed for 2D measurement, features a cutting-edge video system.

Virginia Tech students build a car blind people can drive.

NIST researchers determine that faulty design was the likely cause of the collapse of the Dallas Cowboy’s practice facility during a windstorm.

Mechanics and ground crews use skill and ingenuity to turn old warbirds into modern-day racers.

Learn about leading-edge Fiber Optic and Isolation Solutions and enhancements across the four technology sectors that make up Alternative & Renewable Energy: Solar Power; Wind, Water and Geothermal; Fuel Cells and Hydrogen; and Biomass and Battery technologies.

Learn about leading-edge Fiber Optic and Isolation Solutions and enhancements across the four technology sectors that make up Alternative & Renewable Energy...

Ford’s Power Stroke Diesel increases power and torque and meets emission standards.

NIST ruler for measuring X-ray diffraction is the most accurate in the world.

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