New Bio-Coating Radically Reduces Friction Inside Machine Parts

Friction is an inherent problem in moving parts for the machine industry. Reducing friction could save major costs relating to working with machines and also the fuel used. A research paper found friction consumes about…

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Reducing Complications in Heart Surgery with 3D-Printed Vessels

Revolutionary Advancement in Heart Bypass Surgery A revolutionary advancement in medical science could significantly enhance the outcomes of heart bypass surgery. Researchers have successfully developed artificial blood vessels that closely mimic the structure and function…

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Innovative Fabric Stiffens on Demand

Scientists at Nanyang Technological University, Singapore, have introduced a wearable fabric, called RoboFabric, that can stiffen on demand. Inspired by the scales of pangolins and armadillos, which interlock to form a protective shell, the innovative…

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Battery Production: Annealing Ovens for Lithium-Ion Battery Electrodes

The market for lithium-ion batteries is booming, projected to surpass $387 billion by 2032, with a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) ranging from 14.2% to 18.7%. This growth is driven by the rising demand for…

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A New Class of Materials is Strong as Glass, Flexible as Gel

Glassy polymers, which are used to make airplane windows, are very strong and hard materials but also very brittle. For that reason, they still have a limited use. Now, though, there is a new class…

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Lightweight Carbon Fiber Batteries Could Change Energy Storage Forever

Electric vehicles are much more efficient than their internal combustion counterparts, mainly due to the efficiency of electric powertrains. However, the Li-ion batteries used in current EVs have very low specific energy storage, i.e., they…

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Choosing the Right Composite Curing Oven

Composites are everywhere we look. They’re constantly evolving and likely to become even more viable alternatives as time passes. Ideal for applications in the aerospace, automotive, construction, transportation, healthcare, and electronics industries, composites provide a…

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Revolutionizing Hearing: MIT, Harvard, Columbia Team Up on Implantable Hearing Tech

Major Milestone in Hearing Restoration Technology Researchers from prestigious institutions, including MIT, Massachusetts Eye and Ear, Harvard Medical School, and Columbia University, have achieved a significant milestone in hearing restoration technology. Their collaborative effort has…

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