Hot Technology wins SPARK award
The University of Greenwich has won an award to help design engine parts which can operate at temperatures above 1,000 degrees Celsius while themselves glowing 'yellow-hot'. Researchers have won the SPARK award for their partnership with Oxsensis, a young company making high-tech sensors which simultaneously measure pressure and temperature.
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The Oxsensis Wave-Phire™ gets you closer to your data than any other sensor. Its micro-machined sapphire sensor head and high-temperature fibre-optic tail survive where other sensors fail, meaning you can get the data you need – reliably, accurately and efficiently.