University of Arkansas Breaks Ground on Silicon Carbide Prototyping Hub

The University of Arkansas (U of A) began the construction of the national Multi-User Silicon Carbide Research and Fabrication Facility (MUSiC). This facility will enable the government (via national laboratories), universities, and businesses of all…

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How Silicone-Free Industrial Ovens Prevent Contamination in Cleanroom Environments

If you’re a manufacturer with a cleanroom environment, “silicone contamination” are two words you never want to hear. Notorious for causing materials to separate from surfaces, silicone contamination leads to derailing manufacturing/assembly operations, delaying deliveries,…

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Rapid Synthetic Heart Valve Manufacturing Method Developed

Researchers from Harvard University, Massachusetts, successfully manufactured an artificial heart valve in less than 10 minutes. After implantation into two sheep, the heart valve started working immediately, while the method is known as “Focused Rotary…

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Costs for Oil and Gas Drilling on Public Lands Would Rise Under New Rule

The Biden Administration recently proposed a new rule that would raise the costs for oil and gas companies to drill on public lands. Furthermore, they would have to meet higher requirements for cleaning up wells,…

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Efficiency and Safety in Oil Drilling: Top Loading Ovens for Downhole Simulation and Burst Testing

While the supply of crude oil is tightening globally, the demand for this resource is peaking. Some analysts expect the demand to peak from 2024 to 2027. That’s putting enormous pressure on oil companies to…

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Hybrid mRNA-Protein Vaccine Triggers 5x Higher Antibody Response in Mice

Nanomedicine plays a key role in developing better vaccines against COVID-19. A new vaccine, based on protein nanoparticles and mRNA, promises to be more effective against a wider range of virus strains. Researchers at the…

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An In-depth Look at Minimally Invasive Catheter Manufacturing

Catheter manufacturing is intensely competitive. To survive, catheter companies must produce catheters that meet the stringent demands of doctors and patients. Catheters are typically made from a soft plastic material that allows doctors or other…

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Regrow Your Teeth: Breakthrough ‘Miracle’ Drug in the Works!

Currently, the most common solution for missing teeth is the use of dental implants, which are artificial tooth roots that are surgically placed into the jawbone. However, the idea of growing new teeth is an intriguing…

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