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Go With the Flow: These Electric Air Jets Could Smooth Out Your Plane Ride

Scientists at GE Global Research are experimenting with thin jets of air to reduce turbulence along aircraft wings and wind turbine blades, and to improve efficiency. They are using devices the size…

What's new in tech

Don’t Sweat It: High-Tech Fabric Takes Climbers to the Top of the World

In the 1990s, engineers at BHA Group, an innovative maker of industrial air pollution filters, were experimenting with Teflon membranes for cement kilns and coal-fired boiler chimneys. They noticed…

Intelligent Platforms

Lifting the Fog of War: New High-Tech System Aims to Shed Light on IEDBlasts

GE is helping the Georgia Tech Research Institute develop a wearable wireless network of sensors and computers that could assist doctors in dealing with brain injuries caused by roadside bomb blasts…

Curing

Slime Science: The “OMG Microscope” Helps Scientists See How Bacteria Creep

Australian scientists have used a powerful GE microscope to study the spread of slimy, drug-resistant bacterial colonies called biofilms. They have been able to determine how the microbes stick…

Power & Water

Supersize Me: GE Takes 3D Printing to Massive Gas Turbines

Over the last decade, engineers at GE Aviation have been experimenting with a new way to make jet engine parts. Rather than cutting, milling and drilling engine components, they weld together thin…

Curing

Popular Science: GE Girls Stokes Student Interest in STEM

Waukesha seventh-grader Laurel Chen says that when she grows up, she wants to be a biomedical engineer. “I like to build things, learn about math and science, and draw,” she said. “As long as it lets…

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GE’s Digital DNA: When Big Data Was 30 Tons of Steel, Glass, and Copper

It was 66 years ago that the U.S. Army switched on the world’s first general purpose electronic computer and launched the information age. The army used the machine, called the Electronic Numerical…

Power & Water

Tell Me What You Eat: Omnivorous Jenbacher Engines Use Whisky Mash, Manure, Old Lunches to Power Farms, Plants and Neighborhoods

What do you do when you run a growing business in a booming country in Africa and Asia but run out of electricity? What if your plant in America or in Germany gets slammed by a big storm or a heat…

Software

Delays Byte the Dust: GE Asks Big Data Mavens to Make Flying MoreEfficient

When New Zealand’s Queenstown airport switched on a new, data-based GE navigation system last year, the technology cut monthly cumulative delays from 2,400 minutes to just 200 minutes. Less holding…

Power & Water

Desert Water Project Wins Rookie of the Year Award

The Ak-Chin Indian Community in Arizona’s Santa Cruz Valley has a history that stretches back centuries. But these days, the Community is both thriving and strikingly young, with many members under…