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Cleared For Take-Off: Air Traffic Control Flies into the Cloud

Imagine it’s a summer Friday at Hartsfield-Jackson International, the world’s busiest airport. A thunderstorm this morning has broken dozens of connections in and out of Atlanta. Departing planes…

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Blood Diamonds of Ore: GE Takes On Conflict Minerals

The Democratic Republic of Congo is Africa’s second largest country, but also the continent’s most violent. Over the last two decades, foreign and domestic armies, militias and gangs of armed thugs…

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Smart Water: From Uganda to Pakistan, Two GE Volunteers Clean Water with Table Salt and Ingenuity

One day last November, GE engineer Steve Froelicher got a phone call from Sister Mary Ethel Parrott. Sister Mary Ethel is a nun, a teacher and a physicist who helped set up a boarding school for…

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The Right Stuff: New “Flexible” Power Plant from GE Has Supersonic Pedigree

When GE engineers decided to build a better power plant a few years ago, they looked up at the sky. In the 1950s, aviation legend Gerhard Neumann built the first GE supersonic jet engine by using a…

Curing

Saving Tiny Lives with help from LED Lights and Warm Beds

Dr. Rajesh Kumar and his team of 20 pediatricians inside Rani Children’s Hospital in the impoverished Indian state of Jharkhand are facing a daunting task. Dr. Kumar is one of the few neonatologists…

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Chips Off the Old Block: Where Michelangelo Once Chiseled, GE Workers Build Engineering Marvels

For millennia artisans and craftsmen flocked to the coastal Tuscan town Carrara and scouted its famous marble quarries for the perfect stone. “Oh cursed a thousand times are the day and the hour when…

Innovation

Eyes on the Nobel Prize: GE Has Employed 2 Nobel Winners, Opened Labsto Others

GE once hired St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Bob Gibson to throw a fastball through a piece high-tech glass. Gibson pitched six innings and failed. GE engineer Ivar Giaever tried something similar on…

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Taking Off: How GE Invented the Modern Jet Engine

It was the 1960s and the U.S. Air Force came to GE with a big problem. It had ordered from Lockheed a huge new cargo jet, the largest plane in the world in fact, and needed a jet engine that could…

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Like Salt in the Wound: Dealing with Sandy’s Salt Water Menace

Hurricane Sandy has cut power to six million homes across the northeast of the U.S. on Monday night, breaking trees and ripping power lines. But also insidious was the surging sea that knocked out…

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GE Donates $1.1 Million to Sandy Relief Effort in Struggling Region

Thousands of volunteers have fanned out this weekend across towns and neighborhoods still reeling from damage caused by Hurricane Sandy. In Brooklyn’s Red Hook, for example, New Yorkers and visitors…