Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory scientists announced they have made a significant step towards achieving ignition, a process needed to make fusion energy viable. For the first time ever, researchers say they have gotten more energy out of fusion fuel than what they poured into it to start a reaction.
EAST CLEVELAND, Ohio --- February 13, 2014 --- (NYSE:GE) --- GE's Evolve™ LED Scalable Area Light has earned a 2014 Top Products Award from Building Operating Management, which recognizes offerings from the year's top manufacturers and suppliers.
RUGBY, UNITED KINGDOM---February 13, 2014---GE's Power Conversion business (NYSE: GE) has been awarded a development contract to further explore the opportunities presented by adopting DC distribution technology in Royal Navy ships.
SCOTTSDALE, AZ --- GE Capital, Franchise Finance has provided Armadillo Ventures, LLC, a Texas Roadhouse franchisee, with a $12 million senior credit facility comprised of a $9 million term loan and a $3 million development line of credit. The funds will be used to refinance existing debt and to build and operate a new restaurant location.
Shaving hundredths of a second off 2014 Winter Olympics speed skaters’ times isn’t just the job of the athlete on the ice. Polymer and textile scientists were called in to create suits that minimize drag across skaters’ bodies while they’re in motion.
The phrase "you bought it, you own it," sounds simple enough, but it turns out that this raises a lot of tricky issues when "it" is a digital good.
After Luke Skywalker gets his hand cut off during a duel with Darth Vader in “Star Wars,” young Skywalker is fitted with an artificial hand that allows him to both grip and feel again. Now scientists are making science fiction real with a new bionic hand that has helped a patient feel the sensation of touch in real-time through his prosthetic.
Oldest Star In The Universe Discovered
Australian National University astronomers have found the universe's oldest known star. They say it formed shortly after the Big Bang around 13.7 billion years ago.
Imagine a food prep station with sensors that detect your hydration level and if bacteria is present on food. Or a 3-D home printer that allows you to print a customized, edible bone for your dog. GE Appliances has imagined these technological advancements, and more, that will change the way we live and how our homes will work, in a futuristic concept and display called Home 2025.
