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Deep Under Stockholm, Water Plant Blasted from Granite Gets a Nanotech Makeover

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Deep Under Stockholm, Water Plant Blasted from Granite Gets a Nanotech Makeover

By GE Reports staff

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There is no lack of water in Stockholm, which spreads over an archipelago of 14 islands and whose oldest quarter used to be called quite literally "The Town Between the Bridges."

This is the first high-resolution footage of a spectacular...

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This is the first high-resolution footage of a spectacular phenomenon called a magnetic flux rope that occurs on the sun's surface. The S-shaped rope's twisting, writhing structure is a surface instability made of current-carrying magnetic fields that explode out of the surrounding solar atmosphere. It emerged and evolved from the second of three layers in our star's atmosphere called the chromosphere. 

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10,000 Reasons to be Happy: Spichers Appliance Joined GE Appliances' Product Recycling Program

April 29, 2015

First independent appliance retailer to join Philly-based appliance recycling program helps keep energy hogs off the grid, divert waste from landfills and reduce emissions. 

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Researchers at OGTC Seek Sustainable Produced Water Management Solutions

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Researchers at OGTC Seek Sustainable Produced Water Management Solutions

Each year the US oil and gas industry generates around one trillion gallons of produced water as a byproduct of oil and gas development. Unfortunately, despite droughts stretching across the arid western United States, much of this produced water is unfit for reuse and must be disposed of in centrally-located underground injection wells. Experts at GE's newest research center, the Oil & Gas Technology Center in Oklahoma City, are working to develop new cost-effective and sustainable methods for treating and reusing produced water.

Living the Entrepreneurial Dream, One Drone at a Time

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Living the Entrepreneurial Dream, One Drone at a Time

Startups are often seen as the playground of whiz kids, but the reality is that it's proving tough for younger entrepreneurs to get off the ground. Like many Millennial success stories, Dick Zhang plugged into the growing network of innovation ecosystems to help launch his drone business.

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Charing Cross 2015: 2D/3D fusion -- The Power of Imaging

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Charing Cross 2015: 2D/3D fusion -- The Power of Imaging

Since the accidental discovery of X-rays in 1895, radiology has gradually become the cornerstone of modern medicine. Over the years, our ability to look inside the human body has developed immensely in sophistication and detail.

So much so, that radiologists can now use computed tomography (CT) to image a heart in one beat, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) to see metabolism as it happens in the body and ultrasound to see a baby in the womb in 4D.

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