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Engineers harvest clean energy from thin air - Vimarsana News

Engineers harvest clean energy from thin air

A team of engineers at the University of Massachusetts Amherst has achieved a remarkable feat by demonstrating that virtually any material can be

Fume cupboard technology for cost reduction and safety - Vimarsana News

Fume cupboard technology for cost reduction and safety

Laboratories provide a controlled environment for experimentation and analysis. Working safely is the top priority here to protect laboratory staff. But another focus of laboratory service providers and companies is now on sustainable operations. Is it possible to design, plan and operate laboratory environments that are both safe and sustainable?

Public Health: a daunting challenge in a public university - Vimarsana News

Public Health: a daunting challenge in a public university

COVID-19 was far from UMass’s first encounter with an infectious outbreak.

Acute water shortage puts Austrian agriculture in trouble - Vimarsana News

Acute water shortage puts Austrian agriculture in trouble

Despite a rainy April, wells are threatening to run dry in Austria, especially in the mountains, according to local media

UMass Amherst Researchers Invent "Electronic Nose" Built with Sustainably Sourced Microbial Nanowires That Could Revolutionize Health Monitoring : UMass Amherst - Vimarsana News

UMass Amherst Researchers Invent "Electronic Nose" Built with Sustainably Sourced Microbial Nanowires That Could Revolutionize Health Monitoring : UMass Amherst

A team of UMass Amherst scientists recently announced the invention of a nanowire 10,000 times thinner than a human hair that can be cheaply grown by common bacteria and tuned to “smell” a vast array of chemical tracers.

Source: umass.edu