Vibrations from a bus engine can sometimes be felt uncomfortably strongly through the seats. Similarly, vibrations from the propellers or rotors in propeller aircraft and helicopters can make the flight bumpy and loud, and also lead to increased fatigue damage of the aircraft and its components.
For decades researchers have been exploring various ways to force hydrogen into a metallic state. In materials science, a metallic state of hydrogen is considered as a holy grail as it could be used for superconductors - materials that do not possess any resistance to the flow of electrons - which improves electricity transfer efficiency significantly.
Hosokawa Micron Ltd faced considerable challenges when designing two new downflow booths for the world’s leading cosmetics’ company, due to space limitations in the existing facility and build restrictions cause by structural steelwork, at the Paris site.
While most farmers are actively trying to kill weeds, researchers in Ohio are trying to grow them – fast. Taraxacum kok-saghyz, a special variety of dandelion from Kazakhstan — nicknamed “Buckeye Gold” by the researchers studying it — may be the answer to sustainable and U.S.-based rubber-making. An article in Chemical & Engineering News (C&EN), the weekly newsmagazine of the American Chemical Society, examines the plants’ potential for revolutionizing the rubber industry.
What is the difference between materials created by using additive technologies and traditional materials? How can we predict their properties? The research that employees of the TSU Laboratory for Physics of High-Strength Crystals have now begun with colleagues from the University of Kassel (Germany) will provide answers to these and other questions.
The discovery of the computer chip set the trend for electronic devices to be faster and smaller. However, the flat transistors that are available currently are as small as they can physically be.
Over the last decade, Strongwell’s COMPOSOLITE® Secondary Containment System has been the method of choice for oil containment systems for AEP (American Electric Power)
Exhibit to focus on 240 Series for remote, PLC-based monitoring in large-scale physics applications
Band gaps in spider silk have been found by Rice University Scientists in Singapore and Europe.
The biodegradable polymer polylactic acid, also known as PLA, is widely used in manufacturing of various products, ranging from disposable cups, to drug delivery systems, to medical implants.
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