The American Physical Society is currently accepting applications for its Conferences for Undergraduate Women in Physics, held concurrently Jan. 13-15, 2017, at universities across the US and Canada. The conferences feature workshops that encourage women to remain in STEM fields by discussing physics careers beyond academia and exposing physics majors...

Japan's KEK opened its doors in early September and nearly 4,000 visitors braved the late summer heat for a tour of the high energy accelerator research facility. Organizers used the event to showcase the planned International Linear Collider (ILC) project. Visitors were taken behind the scenes at two ILC test...

Worthington Industries, Inc. is expanding its cryogenic technology portfolio with the introduction of a proprietary-designed beverage carbonation cylinder for industrial gas markets. The company says it designed the 500-pound beverage carbonation cylinder for use in the food and beverage markets, including restaurants, bars, movie theaters, stadiums and other locations where...

In a specially designed lab at Florida State University, chemistry professor Thomas Albrecht-Schmitt studies radioactive berkelium, a little known—and difficult to obtain—element on the fringes of the periodic table that he says could help broaden the fundamental understanding of chemistry.

Air Products, a leader in liquefied natural gas technology and equipment, celebrated this month the rollout of the first completed LNG heat exchanger manufactured at its new production facility in Manatee County, Florida, a 300,000 square foot space that doubles the company's manufacturing capacity.

Atlas Copco AB has acquired Oerlikon Leybold Vacuum GmbH, a pioneer of vacuum technology founded in 1850. Renamed Leybold GmbH, the company joins the vacuum solutions division at Atlas, expanding the group to over 6,500 employees in more than 35 countries.