Researchers at MIT have made significant progress in understanding a class of materials that has resisted analysis for decades. Their findings could lead to the rapid discovery of a variety of useful new kinds of glass m...
Air Force and University
of Dayton Research Institute engineers together have identified Joint Helmet
Mounted Cueing System, or JHMCS, display unit materials and processing issues
and developed a repair capability for damaged systems.
Airbus has started flight-testing
of Blended Winglet devices on an Airbus A320. The Blended Winglet technology,
developed by Aviation Partners Inc. (API), has been specially adapted for these
tests on the A320 Family.
ARPRO, has been selected by US motorsport supplier Bald Spot Sports (BSS)
and design partner the Createc Corporation for its lightweight impact-resistant
properties to enhance safety. This material allows 45 to 50 percent weight reduction
and enhanced energy management during a crash. ARPRO also enables NASCAR and
IRL teams to build multiple versions of racing safety equipment from a single
driver fitting session.
If changing the batteries in the remote control or smoke detector seems like
a chore, imagine having to change hundreds of batteries in sensors scattered
across a busy bridge.
That's why Kansas State University
engineers are helping a semiconductor manufacturer implement its idea of an
energy-harvesting radio.
Groundbreaking for the new Ion Beam Laboratory is scheduled for Tuesday, Dec.
16 at 1 p.m. on Kirtland Air Force Base east of Sandia’s
Processing Engineering & Technologies Lab (PETL) building.
The Sysmex Flow Particle Image Analyzer FPIA-3000 from Malvern Panalytical is proving to be the ideal tool for monitoring the deterioration
of abrasive slurries used in the wire saw cutting process in solar cell production.
PSI is offering expanded functions for inventory-optimized production planning and evaluation of plans with the new release of PSImetals APS. Companies in the metal industry profit, in particular in the current financial...
NanoSight's
unique particle by particle technology is showing promise at detecting nanoparticles
in blood that may prove to be predictors for pre-eclampsia. Professor of Reproductive
Sciences, Ian Sargent, of the University of Oxford is leading a team looking
at prediction and early diagnosis of pre-eclampsia.
Compromising the integrity of welding structures and posing a dangerous threat, weld cracks are an unacceptable defect in modern construction. Whilst remedial action is possibly this relies highly on accurate prediction ...
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