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New High Cycle Throttling Butterfly Valves

MDC now offers a full line of High-Cycle, Throttling Butterfly Valves (TBV) exclusively developed from a proprietary process controller architecture. High performance, motion control, proven valve design and a powerful control algorithm make this an excellent cost-effective alternative for both OEM and end users alike. Contact Neli Ulea, MDC Valves Product Manager directly for more info at nulea@mdcvacuum.com or . M

NIH awards Clemson bioengineer $1.5 million to improve durability of tissue heart valves

CLEMSON — The National Institutes of Health (NIH) has awarded Naren Vyavahare, Hunter Endowed Chair and professor of bioengineering at Clemson University, more than $1.5 million over four years to develop durable bioprosthetic heart valves (BHVs).

NEWS BLOG - Should roos be farmed?

A Perth-based biotechnology company says kangaroo heart valves and tissue and jugular veins show promise for use in human heart repairs while the animal’s tail tendons can be used in orthopaedic surgery. (read the story here)

Arc Energy applies for pipe manipulation patent

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Sanisplit patented split system from Pump Factory

Sanisplit, available from Pump Factory , is a patented split system. The Sanisplit split system has a completely internal plumbing connection and all pipes, valves and clips that inevitably spoil the appearance of a bathroom are concealed, although external pipes can also be fitted.

Logic3 releases iPod dock with valve amplifier

iPod docks, as I've said before, are ten-a-penny around here. They're not the most exciting product to write about, and every company in the world makes one. This, however, is something special. It's got valves. Skip related content

Logic3 releases iPod dock with valve amplifier

iPod docks, as I've said before, are ten-a-penny around here. They're not the most exciting product to write about, and every company in the world makes one. This, however, is something special. It's got valves.

Magnetism and Nanocrystals Promise Denser Storage, New Devices

When complex materials are reduced to the nanoscopic scale, never before observed electronic transport phenomena can be seen. Researchers at Oak Ridge National Laboratory are striving to gain a fuller understanding of the mechanisms at play, which could lead to new device applications in spin valves, MRAM or photovoltaics.

Physicist Admits Sending Space-Related Military Secrets To China

piemcfly writes "Chinese-born physicist Shu Quan-Sheng Monday pleaded guilty before a US court to violating the Arms Export Control Act by illegally exporting American military space know-how to China. The 68-year-old naturalized US citizen, pictured here on his company profile, admitted handing over the design of fueling systems between 2003 and 2007. Also, in 2003 he illegally exported a document with the impossibly long name of 'Commercial Information, Technical Proposal and Budgetary Officer — Design, Supply, Engineering, Fabrication, Testing & Commissioning of 100m3 Liquid Hydrogen Tank and Various Special Cryogenic Pumps, Valves, Filters and Instruments.' This contained the design of liquid hydrogen tanks for space launch vehicles. He also admitted to a third charge of bribing Chinese officials to the tune of some 189,300 dollars

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