Valerie Van Den Keybus
New GE Research Center Deploys Science To Lift Oil And Gas
On October 5, GE celebrated the grand opening of its newest Global Research Center, the Oil & Gas Technology Center in… Read More »
Dr. Marion I. Menzel
Biomedical Imaging & Informatics – European Research and Training Initiative
PART 2 (2016): BERTI, our common “Biomedical Imaging & Informatics – European Research and Training Initiative” is now… Read More »
Christine M. Furstoss
How Additive Technologies Is Paving A Path To A Full-Scale Manufacturing Revolution
Imagine the day when we can “Print-On-Demand” real, functional parts for complex machines any time, any place around the… Read More »
Rolf Schulte
Disruptive Innovation in Healthcare through External Connections
I would like to talk a bit more about how we connect here at our GRC-Europe center in Munich. At the center, I am a researcher in… Read More »
Christine Surrette
Supporting Women in Engineering From School to Career
“Surround yourself with the dreamers and the doers, the believers and thinkers, but most of all, surround yourself with those… Read More »
Jeffrey Sullivan
We One-Upped Ben Franklin, Catching Lightning in a Bottle and Using it to Start a Car
“Do you think you could catch lightning in a bottle?” That was how the meeting began. What does it even mean to “catch”… Read More »
Joseph Salvo
Creative Disruption and Connections Drive Innovation
Technology and abstraction with symbolic reasoning have defined the human species from the beginning of historical times to… Read More »
Kimberly Hammer
Thomas Edison’s Legacy: In the Eyes of an Edison Engineer
Yesterday would have been Thomas Edison’s 169th Birthday. In honor of his birthday, February 11 is also known as National… Read More »
Sara Underwood
Is it possible to make a wall listen?
This post is a behind-the-scenes look at one of the Unimpossible Missions experiments that a team of Global Research experts… Read More »
Nicole Vidro
Seeing A Factory As Never Before With 3D Laser Scanning
In January 2015, I was asked if I would be interested in taking charge of the new Faro Focus3D X scanner which had been… Read More »
Global Design Team
Inspired Designs Help Kids Get Through Medical Scans
September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month and we are publishing a series of blog posts to share stories about GE’s work… Read More »
Gil Abramovich
Israel’s Weekathon: GE Collaborating with multinational companies
When taken out of their normal work environments for a week, offered an endless supply of snacks, and given the freedom to… Read More »
Mark Frontera
Scanxiety – waiting anxiously for the results that could change your life
September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month and we are publishing a series of blog posts to share stories about GE’s work… Read More »
Jimmy Lopez
Miming living organisms processes for biorefineries
Membranes play a key role in the human body, filtering out bacteria and viruses and also ensuring cells absorb essential… Read More »
Emily LeBlanc
Computers as Intellectual Peers in Scientific Research
One of the most exciting futurist notions is a machine that can think like a human. Although we are not presently able to have… Read More »
Sean Farrell
Research in NDE and Additive Manufacturing Provides Life-Changing Experience for GE Intern
As an undergraduate student, I never thought I would get the incredible opportunity to become a summer intern at the GE Global… Read More »
Ankit Kalani
Exploring Next Generation Avionics Using Dual Cool Jets
Heat is a byproduct of operating electronics. If not managed properly, it can severely affect the reliability and performance of… Read More »
Vince Epperson
Controls: The Unsung Hero of The Industrial Internet Revolution
You’ve probably heard about Big Data, the Industrial Internet and the (Industrial) Internet of Things. There are many areas… Read More »