A concerted effort

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The first project that the National Science Foundation funded had to do with the construction or enhancement of engineering laboratory facilities-called equipment sites-at 15 universities. These resources are linked to one another to create a dynamic research network that promises to help investigators achieve advances in the field of earthquake simulation research.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Financial management, Facilities & equipment, Colleges & Universities, Colleges, Universities, and Professional Schools, Colleges and universities, Finance, Forecasts and trends, Universities and colleges, Buildings and facilities, Market trend/market analysis, Structural engineering, United States. National Science Foundation, Company financing

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State-of-the-Art laboratory an unprecedented challenge for engineers

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A structural and architectural overview of the building lab modules are designed as column-free spaces with an elevated waffle slab that mimics slab-on-grade conditions is presented. The design concepts for the mock-ups were tested using computer simulations, and most flaws were discovered and fixed prior to mock-up construction.

Architects, Works

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Innovative filter removes arsenic from contaminated water

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Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory has developed water filter that uses coal ash as a main component for filtering arsenic contaminated water. The details of the new innovation are presented.

Usage, Innovations, Materials, Water filters, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Coal ash

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