$5 million project with the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) to employ a mix of energy efficiency and clean power measures to reduce energy usage for new and existing homes
Replicating nanostructures from the wings of Morpho butterflies, GE’s sensors would enable highly selective, near-instantaneous detection of chemical threats
GE’s sensing platform could create other industrial and healthcare applications, including emissions monitoring at power plants, water purification and food safety testing and breath analysis for disease detection
GE applying its revolutionary cancer mapping technology to identify early stage patients at higher risk for re-occurrence New molecular insights from GE’s mapping technology could promote better treatment selections for patients
56 lumens-per-watt efficiency achievement proves that flexible, white OLED lighting devices can be made at low cost using “solution-coatable” materials
New CO2 capture technology under development could reduce CO2 emissions from the production of synthetic crude oil from the Oil Sands by up to 25%
New technology could help avoid nerve damage and reduce complications from surgeries, including prostate and facial surgery
GE scientists to blog about past, present and future laser technologies from GE and others in the field.
New feature pays tribute to one of GE’s greatest inventions in laser technology, the semiconductor (diode) laser.
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GE teams up with Arizona Public Service, providing equipment, expertise for Smart Grid PV project
GE scientists conducting a research study at Fort Gordon in Augusta, Georgia to assess soldiers diagnosed with traumatic brain injury (TBI) and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
Project to use GE Home Health technologies to help identify symptoms, improve understanding and medical treatments