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NASA’s Jovian orbiter lends deeper understanding of what happens below the gas giant’s striking clouds.
New technology lowers energy consumption by optimizing power management, automated driving
Floodlight™ software processes data to find known, unknown elements in range of products, materials
Cat-DEF™ solution helps manufacturers meet new emissions requirements
Institute-developed technologies recognized as among most significant innovations of 2021
New model applied to understand how oxygen levels in Earth’s atmosphere evolved
Special issue aims to expand interdisciplinary study of exoplanets
SwRI will showcase hydrogen valve, flow component testing at Valve World Americas Expo & Conference 2021
Flow Component Testing Facilities at Institute replicate intense gas events for subsurface safety valve evaluations
SwRI’s Levison, Olkin lead the mission to Jupiter’s Trojan asteroids
10-year IDIQ award aims to address challenges in electronic warfare
Institute will provide manned, unmanned, optionally manned vehicle research, support
Graduate of SwRI-UTSA program shows how to best determine lunar surface mineralogical composition with far-UV spectroscopy
Modified fuel helps lower exhaust emissions to overcome soot, nitrogen oxide reduction trade-off
As it moves away from the Sun, Pluto’s atmosphere has begun to “freeze out” onto its surface
