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Oil & Gas

Guiding Light: New Research Explores Ways to Cut Water Use and Emissions in Energy Production

Speaking at the Energy 2020 summit in Washington D.C., GE Chairman and CEO Jeff Immelt announced today that GE will invest an additional $10 billion in “ecomagination” research by 2020, to reach a…

Thomas Edison

When Oscar Was Just Another Name: Hollywood's History Starts With 50 Seconds of Horseplay

“Monkeyshines” is very likely the first film shot in the United States. Movie pioneers William Heise and William K. L. Dickson made it for Edison Labs in 1889 or 1890.The pair worked…

Power & Water

The New Power Generation: These Engines Are Strong Enough to Move Mountains

In the movie Fitzcarraldo, a music-obsessed Irishman played by Klaus Kinski successfully lifts a 300-ton steamboat across a Peruvian mountain range to build an opera house in the jungle. A Peruvian…

What's new in tech

Meet Your Maker: The Third Industrial Revolution Will Be Crowdsourced and Digitized

Henry Ford was fond of saying that “nothing was particularly hard if you divided it into small jobs.” He followed his own advice, built world’s first assembly lines that cranked out 15 million Model…

Trains

Happy Rails To You: Amtrak’s Chief Mechanical Officer Mario Bergeron Talks about Thanksgiving Travel and a Workhorse GE Locomotive

If you are reading this on a railroad platform while waiting to board a train home for Thanksgiving, pay good attention to your train’s locomotive. In the early 1990s, engineers at GE…

An Update on GE Disaster Relief Efforts in Japan

Update: April 6, 2011: GE continues to monitor and respond to events in Japan following the unprecedented natural disasters and the events at the Fukushima Daiichi Power Plant. Working with our…

Thomas Edison

Edison’s Last Laugh?: Tesla Beat Him in the War of the Currents but His Idea is Fighting Back

Like the faint rumble of a distant battle, the symbol AC/DC lives quietly on millions of power adapters and, more noisily, in the name of an Aussie hard rock band. A century ago, however, it…

Popular Mechanics

In Good Company: GE Makes Fortune’s World’s Most Admired List

Fortune magazine published this week “the definitive report card on corporate reputations” a.k.a. its World’s Most Admired Companies list. GE jumped to No. 10, up one spot from last year and five…

Cancer

Testing the Water: RainDance is Stalking Cancer Drop by Drop

RainDance Technologies is developing new “liquid biopsy” systems using tiny droplets separated by oil to analyze DNA. Researchers using the technology are evaluating its ability to identify whether…

Peebles

From Zero to Full Throttle: It Takes Tough Love to Test a Jet Engine

Tough love is one way to describe what Ray Staresina does to jet engines. Staresina is a “cell owner” at GE’s aviation boot camp deep in the woods outside Peebles, Ohio. His job is to expose new…