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February 22, 2015

Tehran keeps tighter leash on strays with GPS collars
Tehran (AFP) Feb 20, 2015
Some dogs wandering the streets of Iran's capital may be strays but authorities plan to ensure they are never truly lost by fitting them out with GPS, media reported Friday. According to Tehran municipality, which works with a number of animal protection agencies, the project to vaccinate and track strays in the city aims to protect them from the public. The campaign began last week in the northern district of Darakeh and will cover some 3,000 animals, media said. "After being vaccinated, t ... read more

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Researchers developed a cost-effective and efficient rival for platinum Researchers succeeded in creating an electrocatalyst that is needed for storing electric energy made of carbon and iron. A challenge that comes with the increased use of renewable energy is how to s ... more		Insight into inner magnetic layers Measurements at BESSY II have shown how spin filters forming within magnetic sandwiches influence tunnel magnetoresistance - results that can help in designing spintronic component. In doing ... more		New paper-like material could boost electric vehicle batteries Researchers at the University of California, Riverside's Bourns College of Engineering have developed a novel paper-like material for lithium-ion batteries. It has the potential to boost by several ... more
				Leading scholar presents advances in research of electric car batteries Lithium-sulphur batteries promise to extend the range of electric cars at least three times over current lithium ion cells and at much lower cost, making electric cars practical and potentially more ... more		State Department OKs export of armed drones The United States will now allow the sale of armed unmanned aerial systems to other countries on a case-by-case basis, the State Department said. ... more

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Sensors Detect Icing Conditions to Help Protect Airplanes When ice accumulates on the surface of an aircraft during flight, it distorts the smooth flow of air necessary to stay aloft. The result is a reduction in lift, which can lead to stalls and crashes. ... more		Research With Space Explorers May One Day Heal Earth's Warriors Growing bone on demand sounds like a space-age concept-a potentially life changing one. Such a capability could benefit those needing bone for reconstructive surgery due to trauma like combat injuri ... more		BlackSky books major export deal for rapid deployment of Gen-3 imaging satellite MDA Space forms 49North to expand Canadian defence capabilities MTN to deliver secure SpaceX government satcom for defense customers		School is in Session: Welcome to Boosters 101 Have your pencils and notebooks handy because school is in session. Welcome to Boosters 101. No, this lesson is not about a child seat or an amusement park ride if you looked up boosters in the ency ... more
				Navy satellite communications systems getting support services The U.S. Navy has tapped SBG Technology Solutions for support of on-orbit communications capabilities for open-ocean, littoral, and naval land operations. ... more		Industry: Risk aversion costs more than 'fast failure' Representatives from some the nation's largest defense firms agreed a culture of risk aversion at the Pentagon is costing the American taxpayer more than "fast failure." ... more

Rheinmetall supplying airburst munitions to German Army Electronically programmable 40mm airburst munitions have been ordered by the Germany Army from Rheinmetall under a multimillion-dollar contract. ... more		Russia's Strategic Missile Forces Check Combat Readiness During Drills Russia's Strategic Missile Forces (SMF) have completed command and staff exercises testing troops' combat readiness for war, SMF spokesperson Col. Igor Yegorov said Thursday. The drills were held on ... more		AI mapping sharpens global view of human development gaps Satellite radar maps reveal rapid delta land loss Flights map how aerosols shape Antarctic clouds		Leaders share messages, priorities at AFA Symposium Let me begin by congratulating SpaceX, NASA, NOAA, all our mission partners and "Team Patrick-Cape" on their picture-perfect launch last week of NASA's Deep Space Climate Observatory - known as the ... more
Moths shed light on how to fool enemy sonar It's hard to hide from a bat: The camouflage and mimicry techniques that animals use to avoid becoming a meal aren't much use against a predator using echolocation. But a new study shows that moths ... more		Defense companies demo 30mm chain gun on land vehicle Three defense companies have collaborated for a live-fire demonstration at Redstone Arsenal using a 30mm chain gun on an armored vehicle. ... more		Northrop Grumman provides 1,000th F-35 DAR sensor system Northrop Grumman reports it has delivered its 1,000th distributed aperture system sensor for integration on F-35 Lightning II fighters. ... more		Thales Australia taps Saft America for lithium-ion batteries Battery manufacturer Saft America has been contracted by Thales Australia to supply lithium-ion batteries for prototype Hawkei tactical vehicles. ... more

	Boeing's Space Efforts to Be Managed by Newly Created Organization Boeing has announced the creation of BDS Development, an organization within its Defense, Space and Security (BDS) unit, which will centralize its defense and space efforts. The company stated ... more		Moog offers "SoftRide" for enhanced spacecraft protection during launch Moog's Dublin facility has announced the commencement of a European Space Agency (ESA) technology transfer program to protect spacecraft by reducing harsh vibration experienced during launches. ... more

UCSB scientists bottle the sun with liquid battery

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A400M simultaneously refuels jet fighters		Boeing praised for CH-47 support work in Britain		Raytheon helping to enhance P-8A Poseidon capabilities		More M1A1 Abrams tanks being modernized		BAE Systems supplying mission planning system for Wildcat helos

Small Diameter Bomb II completes live-fire testing

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Renewable energy project is making waves

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Researchers build atomically thin gas and chemical sensors

Corvus Energy orders two new battery hybrid LNG ferry systems

New NIST tools to help boost wireless channel frequencies and capacity

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Japan household spending drops fastest in 8 years

Dutch SNS Reaal sells insurer to China's Anbang

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Soyuz Installed at Baikonur, Expected to Launch Wednesday

Air Force issues RFI for electronic warfare technology

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STG Aerospace receives approval for photoluminescent, emergency floorpath marking

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