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Game On: Virtual Reality Does The Heavy Lifting For Grid Technicians In Training

A woman manipulating a towering crane lifts a high-voltage circuit breaker 10 meters above the ground. She turns the crane gently and slides the hefty circuit breaker into the correct spot in an…

Wind Farm

Wellington wind: a new resource in times of drought

Five-year-old Wellingtonian, Albert Rich, has ambitions to be “a wind farm builder”. At home and at preschool, he convinces his friends to take part in constructing turbines from cardboard tubing and…

GE Power

She’s Seen The Light: This GE Engineer Is Building The Power Grid Of The Future

Vera Silva remembers warm summers in her youth — and a lot of empty sugar cones. Her small town of Vale de Cambra in Portugal ran on electricity generated by the local dam. “It would go out for hours…

RadLink

The Singapore Sling: Tapping into the island state’s strengths in R&D

"Many countries in Asia boast longer than average life expectancies, with residents living well into their 80s and beyond. It’s estimated that by 2040, 16% of the region’s population will be older…

Electrical Grid

Edison Lost The War Of Currents, But DC Networks Are Now Making A Big Comeback

When Thomas Edison opened the world’s first central power plant on Pearl Street in downtown Manhattan in 1882, he revolutionized how people used electricity. Until then, most users generated their…

Electrical Grid

Power Play: GE Brings Its Vision For The Electrical Grid To The City Of Light

The power grid — the world’s largest machine — got its start when Thomas Edison turned on the generators at Pearl Street Station in Lower Manhattan on Sept. 4, 1882. That breakthrough gave us light…

The GE Brief – August 28, 2018

THE POWER GRID OF THE FUTURE “In the future, everyone will have access to electricity,” said Vera Silva — and she would know. Silva is the chief technology officer for GE Power’s Grid Solutions,…

The Vanguard

The 5 Coolest Things On Earth This Week

Scientists have figured out how to 3D print tiny objects from graphene, the world’s strongest material, and use to same stuff to make an eye implant that could reverse vision loss. They also found a…

GE Healthcare

Slam Dunk: A New MRI Scanner Helps Offer Hope For Injured Basketball Players, Cancer Patients

Edwin Oei has seen a lot of knees. The musculoskeletal radiologist at Erasmus University Medical Center in the Netherlands says around half of all scans at Dutch community hospitals focus on the…

cancer treatment

Changing The Odds: A 3-Hour Treatment For Liver Cancer, No Radiation Required

When Georgeann Jansson was diagnosed with hepatocellular carcinoma, the most common form of primary liver cancer, she immediately met with an oncologist to determine the best course of action. The…