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GE Honda Aero Engines (GHAE) successfully completed testing of its HF 120 using 100 percent sustainable fuel.

GE Aviation successfully tests another engine on 100% sustainable jet fuel

This is the second engine its tested with fuel made up entirely of fats, oils and greases.

Fission surface power systems – depicted in this conceptual illustration – could provide reliable power for human exploration of the Moon under Artemis (the human spaceflight program to explore the Moon)

Living on the moon and Mars will require power. Here's how you'll get it

NASA researchers are working with the Department of Energy to create a nuclear fission power station. In June, the space agency chose three companies to draw up preliminary designs.

Cryo-EM is a new way to look at proteins and DNA, visualized in a near-native hydrated state. Three scientists won the Nobel Prize for their work in Cryo-EM in 2017.

UC scientists are deep-freezing molecules. Here's why they're so excited about it

Cryo-EM is groundbreaking in the field of structural biology, allowing researchers to get a better look at complex proteins. This is valuable for studying any kind of proteins that are related to any kind of human disease.Now, UC has the technology to do it.

Start Hear: Leadership, the Art of Celebrity, and a Hyper Local Cincinnati Program

Start Hear: Conversation and Character Work, A Friend for Conan O’Brien, and the World's Most Qualified/Most Related Experts

CEO of AquiSense Technologies Oliver Lawal sits in front of many of the company's filtration designs to clean water, air and whatever else its customers want.

NKY company makes a splash with water filtration systems for Mars, eco-jets, big cities and you

Erlanger's Aquisense Technologies uses LEDs as the UV light source instead of older-style UV tubes.

Yeongin Kim, UC assistant professor of electrical engineering, created a novel wearable and wireless sensor.

This wearable health sensor could be a game-changer because it's chip-less

UC Assistant Professor Yeongin Kim describes his sensor as a second skin. It's flexible and has more applications than the Fitbit and the Apple Watch, he says

Start Hear: The World of Art, Life's Soundtrack, and Our Hometown Library

Kittyhawk was one of a handful of companies showcasing eVTOLs at the Springfield-Beckley Airport August 22 and 23rd. First responders realize these electric vertical takeoff and landing vehicles could be useful in rescuing people and transporting medical equipment around the state.

Ohio is already planning how flying cars and drones can deliver health care faster and better

Jobs Ohio is creating corridors where the vehicles can transport blood, organs and different supplies between hospitals

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