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Innovation

Community Health Pioneer Says GE Grant Will Help Cut Primary Care Doctor Shortage

When Dr. H. Jack Geiger opened America’s first community health clinics in the cotton fields of segregated Mississippi and a poor Boston neighborhood, five decades ago, many of his patients had never…

Powering

Eine Kleine Knock Music: GE Engineer Used Music Theory to PreventEngine Damage, Then Turned Sounds of Engine Trouble into Music

Good engineers have many handy tools hanging from their belts. Jeff Bizub has a degree in music theory. “Music theory is the engineering behind the art,” Bizub says. He used the theory to build a…

Building

Thomas Goes to Hollywood: There is Hardly an Industry that Thomas Edison Did Not Touch. New Book Gives Kids (and Adults) a Tour of His Genius

Where do tattoo needles come from? Once upon a time, there was a great inventor called the Wizard of Menlo Park. His name was Thomas Edison. One day, he built an electric pen designed to relieve…

What's new in tech

GE Researchers to Investigate Link between Microgravity and AstronautVision Loss

There are many risks involved in spaceflight. Eye damage is one of stealthiest. NASA has documented at least seven cases where astronauts with healthy eyes returned to Earth with altered vision. For…

Powering

Charging With Gust-O: GE and Urban Green Energy Build World’s First Wind-Powered EV Charger

Last summer, GE opened one of the first solar carports for charging electric vehicles in Plainville, Connecticut. The idea has caught on. Solar-powered EV “pumps” have started popping up across North…

Innovation

A Twist of Fate: When Diving Accident Left GE Engineer Quadriplegic, He Turned to Bionics for Help. Now He Is Driving His Wheelchair with His Tongue

Four years ago, Jason Disanto’s life took a skid. For a dozen years, Disanto, who is 38-years old and has an easy smile, had been a globe-trotting GE engineer bringing electricity to people in West…

Innovation

Pretty on the Inside: New BodyMaps App Lets Users Explore the Inside of the Body

Some of earliest and best anatomical drawings come from Leonardo da Vinci. The renaissance polymath would sit in on human and animal autopsies (he would sometimes cut the bodies himself) and record…

Building

Appetite for Destruction: Giant Fridge Shredder Hits 100,000 Milestone

Brian Conners likes to break things down. “I am a manufacturing engineer,” he says. “But I like taking things apart, rather than building them.” He’s got the perfect job. Conners is president and…

Moving

Rocket Science: New “Ceramic” Jet Engine Has Space Shuttle Pedigree

Soon after the Space Shuttle Columbia broke up on descent from orbit in February 2003, material scientists and engineers at a GE plant in Newark, Delaware, started building a set of repair kits long…

Moving

Can You Hear Me Now? Telecom Orders For Next-Gen Durathon Battery Top $63 Million Since July Launch

Every day, Kenya’s capital Nairobi goes four hours without power. That’s the price of a growing economy bumping against creaky infrastructure struggling to keep up. The blackouts are big problem for…