FDA Provides Clearance for World’s First 3D-Printed PEEK Cranial Implants

3D Systems, a 3D-printed additive manufacturing solutions company, has announced the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) clearance for its 3D-printed, called VSP PEEK Cranial Implant, to deliver patient-specific cranial reconstruction solutions. The solutions include a…

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The First Free-standing 2D Metal Goldene Challenges Graphene’s Title

Graphene is the iconic atom-thin material made of carbon that was popular because it is incredibly strong, thin, flexible, lightweight, and an excellent conductor of heat and electricity. Further experiments have proven even more amazing…

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The World’s Fastest AI Chip Will Make AI progress Faster Than Ever

California-based AI supercomputer firm Cerebras has unveiled the Wafer Scale Engine (WSE-3), its latest artificial intelligence (AI) chip with a whopping four trillion transistors, making it double the performance of its previous generation, WSE-2, while…

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China’s CATL: First Zero-Degradation Energy Storage Over 5 Years

The Chinese battery manufacturer and technology company CATL launched TENER – the first energy storage with zero degradation over the first 5 years of operation. It is also described as the world’s first mass-producible energy…

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Precision Baking in Electronics: Lab Ovens for PCB Assembly

Baking plays a pivotal role in PCB assembly applications. It’s the simplest way to prevent moisture from derailing the assembly process, which can trap moisture in the printed circuit board during production or be absorbed…

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Vantaan Energia: 90 GWh Thermal Energy Storage in Finland

The Finnish energy company Vantaa Energy is constructing the world’s largest cavern thermal energy storage in terms of size. Called Varanto, the project will be completed in 2028 with a capacity of 90 GWh and…

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Drug Formulation and The Crucial Role of Laboratory Ovens

The pharmaceutical industry carries enormous responsibility in developing and manufacturing drugs. This activity involves numerous steps to ensure drug quality, efficacy, and safety. But creating safe, effective, high-quality drugs is challenging. Many companies are beating…

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Detecting Heart Failure Using Existing Sensors on Smartphones

According to the research described in a paper recently published in the journal JACC, an ongoing study is developing an app for diagnosing the potentially lethal condition caused by heart failure early by simply placing…

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