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China has officially activated the Centrifugal Hypergravity and Interdisciplinary Experiment Facility (CHIEF), the world's most advanced hypergravity research facility, located in Hangzhou. This groundbreaking facility is capable of generating forces up to 1,900 times stronger than Earth's gravity, setting a new benchmark in scientific exploration. CHIEF will serve as a versatile platform for addressing complex engineering challenges and advancing research in fields such as geological processes, material science, and deep-sea energy exploration. With its state-of-the-art hypergravity centrifuges and specialized experiment chambers, CHIEF is aimed to revolutionize our understanding of extreme physical conditions and their applications. This monumental achievement underscores China's commitment to leading in scientific innovation and technological advancement. Follow Trending Script for more SciTech updates! #Hypergravity #ScienceInnovation #CHIEF #CentrifugalHypergravityandInterdisciplinaryExperimentFacility #Engineering #Research #China #SpaceExploration #MaterialScience #DeepSeaResearch

China has activated the world’s most advanced hypergravity machine, the Centrifugal Hypergravity and Interdisciplinary Experiment Facility (CHIEF), located in Hangzhou. This groundbreaking facility can produce forces up to 1,900 times stronger than Earth's gravity, revolutionizing research in extreme conditions. CHIEF will enable studies in deep-sea exploration and address challenges in engineering and geology. #science #innovation #gravity #china #technology

Located underground at the Gran Sasso National Laboratory 🏔 (LNGS) in central Italy, CUORE (Cryogenic Underground Observatory for Rare Events) is one of the leading seismic measurement experiments in the search for neutrinoless double beta decay 〄, implementing the low-temperature calorimetric technology 💠. This research article presents a novel multi-device analysis to correlate meteo-oceanographical phenomena ⛈️ 🌊 with low-frequency noise on seismic data from low-temperature calorimeters 🌡️🧊. Indeed, the CUORE detectors indicate that cryogenic detectors are sensitive to intense vibrations generated by earthquakes 🫨 and the much fainter meteo-oceanographical vibrations induced by sea waves in the Mediterranean Sea. This proves that cryogenic macro-calorimeters are sensitive to such environmental noise sources and opens the possibility of studying their impact on the detectors’ physics-case sensitivity. Moreover, this study could pave the road for dedicated technological developments to mitigate the noise induced by marine microseisms 📈📉, from which the entire community of cryogenic calorimeters can benefit. 🔗 https://lnkd.in/dNEFwbyU

China has unveiled the world's most advanced hypergravity machine, the Centrifugal Hypergravity and Interdisciplinary Experiment Facility (CHIEF), located in Hangzhou. With a capacity of 1900 g-t, this groundbreaking facility surpasses its global counterparts and promises to revolutionize scientific research. CHIEF features three hypergravity centrifuges and six experimental chambers dedicated to fields such as seismic geotechnics, deep-sea engineering, and slope stability. These chambers simulate extreme physical conditions, enabling researchers to solve complex engineering problems and develop innovative energy solutions. One promising application is the study of natural gas hydrates, or "combustible ice," a potential clean energy source. CHIEF's experiments aim to refine extraction techniques, reducing environmental risks. Developed by Zhejiang University and funded by China’s 13th Five-Year Plan, CHIEF is a $276.5 million investment in cutting-edge science. Scientists anticipate it will compress research timelines and unlock answers to some of the world's most challenging natural and engineering puzzles. #CHIEF #Hypergravity #ChinaTech #EnergyInnovation #EngineeringBreakthrough #NaturalGasHydrates #Scientific

China has achieved a groundbreaking milestone in scientific research with the launch of the Centrifugal Hypergravity and Interdisciplinary Experiment Facility (CHIEF)—the world’s most advanced hypergravity system. Located in Hangzhou, Zhejiang province, CHIEF boasts the largest and most powerful hypergravity centrifuge ever constructed. When fully operational, the facility will generate gravitational forces thousands of times stronger than Earth’s gravity. https://lnkd.in/eMfafRum FuturistSpeaker.com #foresight #predictions #futuretrends #futureofwork #futurejobs #keynotespeaker #futuriststrategy #mostquoted

🔬 Delighted to announce the publication of our latest academic work in Ocean Engineering Elsevier! 🔬 🎉 Our research explores the flow characteristics around a complex jacket-type foundation structure when subjected to steady current. The investigation is conducted through physical experiments and numerical simulations. The findings demonstrate a complex location-dependent flow pattern. Over the height of the jacket, the acceleration of flow and the vortex systems alter as the jacket narrows and distances between structural element change. Check out the article here: https://lnkd.in/etJvS-ws This research has been conducted in the context of the CRC1463: Offshore Megastructures funded by Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) - German Research Foundation. Massive thanks to my co-authors: Barnapratim Sarma, Alexander Schendel, Mario Welzel, RAHUL KRISHNA, Prof. Dr. Torsten Schlurmann and Prof. Dr. sc. nat. ETH Insa Neuweiler for their invaluable contributions! 🙌 #AcademicPublication #Research #Science #Ocean #Coastal #Engineering #LUH

China has officially launched the world's most advanced hypergravity research facility, known as the Centrifugal Hypergravity and Interdisciplinary Experiment Facility (CHIEF), located in Hangzhou, Zhejiang province. This state-of-the-art system features three hypergravity centrifuges and 18 onboard experimental units, capable of generating forces up to 1,900 times Earth’s gravity (1,900 g). These capabilities surpass existing facilities, including the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' hypergravity system, which maxes out at 1200 g. Once fully operational, CHIEF is expected to serve as a multidisciplinary research platform, addressing complex engineering and scientific challenges across various fields, such as material science, geological processes, and deep-sea exploration. The CHIEF facility represents a major leap forward in hypergravity research, with its first centrifuge engine already installed and construction on additional units underway. Approved in 2018 and spearheaded by Zhejiang University, the project aims to provide a cutting-edge experimental platform for both academic and applied research. Its six specialised chambers will allow scientists to study diverse phenomena, from earthquake-resistant infrastructure to the extraction of clean energy resources like natural gas hydrates found in seabeds. By creating extreme physical conditions, CHIEF will enable researchers to simulate real-world scenarios that are otherwise difficult to replicate, thereby advancing technological innovation and scientific understanding. #china #engineering #gravity #science #chief https://lnkd.in/eJ9Er79X

Earth's deep mantle might hold hidden nitrogen We are excited to share new research supported by the Eyring Materials Center (EMC) team, which explores the role of nitrogen in Earth’s early formation. The publication, "The Effect of Nitrogen on the Dihedral Angle Between Fe−Ni Melt and Ringwoodite: Implications for the Nitrogen Deficit in the Bulk Silicate Earth," investigates how nitrogen might be trapped in Earth’s mantle rather than lost to the core. We want to congratulate the authors Kyusei Tsuno (EMC, FORCE: Facility for Open Research in a Compressed Environment ), Virginia Xu (School for Engineering of Matter, Transport and Energy), Logan Leinbach (EMC, FORCE), Kurt Leinenweber (ASU School of Molecular Sciences (SMS), FORCE), Axel Wittmann (EMC)Sang-Heon Dan Shim (School of Earth and Space Exploration at ASU (SESE), FORCE) and Damanveer Grewal (SMS, SESE, FORCE) on this fascinating work! We are proud that the team utilized our JEOL Ltd. JXA-8530F electron microprobe, high-pressure facility and Multi-Anvil Press to carry out their experiments. It is rewarding to see our resources support research that deepens our understanding of Earth’s formation. How this may indicate why the Earth’s surface has so little nitrogen: https://lnkd.in/gAJ62ZpA Learn more about our JEOL JXA-8530F electron microprobe: https://lnkd.in/e8SwPQ-g Learn more about our Multi-Anvil Press: https://lnkd.in/gbxnxeAX #ASUCoreFacilities #ASUCores #ASUResearch #ASUInnovation #ASU #Research #Innovation #Nitrogen #EarthFormation #BulkSilicateEarth #Ringwoodite #Mantle #EarthCore #MaterialsScience #ElementalScience ASU Knowledge Enterprise National Science Foundation (NSF) The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences at Arizona State University ASU Core Research Facilities

TIAN GUO is a PhD candidate from China working at IMEDEA - Institut Mediterrani d'estudis Avançats. Her research is "Reducing the uncertainty on subsurface heterogeneity from microseismic and geodetic data". This project aims to reduce the risk of inducing felt seismic events during the geo-energy projects, by developing a precise framework, using coupled thermos-hydro-mechanical-chemical (THMC) simulations and analytical solutions to characterize the subsurface structures, to update the knowledge of the subsurface in quasi-real-time. The developed characterization methodology will be tested by using microseismic and ground deformation data of the CO2 injection. https://lnkd.in/eegUZnp4 #MSCA #PhDAdventure #BreakingBoundaries #SMILEGlobalCrew

🌐 Exciting Opportunity for Arctic Research!🌐 The National Centre for Polar and Ocean Research ( NCPOR) invites proposals for scientific research in the Arctic for the period April 2025 to March 2026. This fully funded initiative, organized by Ministry of Earth Sciences , Government of India offers unique access to the Himadri research base in Ny-Ålesund, Svalbard. 📅 Important Dates - Proposal Submission Deadline: 25 November 2024 - Results Announcement: 5 January 2025 - Proposal Defense and Selection Meeting: Last week of January 2025 Research Themes 1. Atmospheric Sciences – Trace gases, aerosols, and climate studies. 2. Space Science and Astrophysics – Astronomy and upper atmosphere studies. 3. Marine Sciences– Biogeochemistry, fjord dynamics, and ocean-atmosphere interactions. 4. Environmental Sciences– Pollutant sources, microplastics, and emerging contaminants. 5. Geosciences – Past climate and structural geology. 6. Cryospheric Studies – Glacier dynamics, snow chemistry, and remote sensing. 7. Biological Sciences– Marine biodiversity, nutrient fluxes, and permafrost studies. 📢 Multi-institutional collaborations and interdisciplinary research projects are encouraged. For further details and to submit your proposal, visit: https://lnkd.in/gdn6CSqD Contact: http://www.ncpor.res.in Repost and follow AFTHAB RAZUL S #ArcticResearch #ScientificResearch #NCPOR #MarineBiology #EnvironmentalScience #ClimateChange #IndiaInTheArctic #PolarResearch