Meet Ultra-White Ceramic: A New Candidate In Building-Cooling Materials

When the temperature inside their houses is high, people immediately resort to their air-conditioners, which may lower the heat, but would rocket their energy costs. One of the alternative solutions to reduce interior temperatures suggested…

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China Ramps Up Medical Glove Production Amidst U.S. Manufacturing Challenges

In Southern Virginia stands an 85-foot tall, dark gray building set up during the pandemic to produce a specific type of synthetic rubber, an important element in making medical exam gloves. These gloves are always…

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New Battery Promises Ultra-Fast Charging and Strong Performance

On January 8, 2024, researchers from the Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) announced a new lithium metal battery that can endure 6,000 charging cycles and have the ability to…

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Coal to Cutting-Edge: Unveiling the Revolutionary Role of Coal in Next-Gen Microelectronics

Although Coal continues to play a significant role in supplying energy to various regions globally, its adverse effects are indisputable. As we move towards a more sustainable future, transitioning away from coal and towards cleaner…

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Enhancing 3D Printing Quality with Industrial Ovens

Additive manufacturing, or 3D printing, isn’t the future anymore. It’s here now. And it’s gaining ground steadily against traditional manufacturing. 3D printing is now found in tool and die production, custom implants, pilot line manufacturing,…

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UK Start-Up: First Autonomous AI Pothole Repair Vehicle

Robotiz3, a start-up from the United Kingdom (UK), developed an autonomous robot that uses Artificial Intelligence to repair potholes on roads in the UK. This is the world’s first such vehicle, replacing the labor-intensive conventional…

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MIT Engineers Introduce Vibrating Digestible Capsule for Obesity Treatment

Fighting obesity often feels like an uphill battle, but a new treatment could be the game changer. MIT engineers have invented a capsule that promises a 40% reduction in food intake, empowering users to take…

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X-Ray Vision Unlocks Secrets of 3D-Printed Metal Alloys

In October 2023, with the support of the National Science Foundation (NSF) and the U.S. Department of Energy’s Office of Science, researchers from Cornell University conducted an experiment to explore how microstructure emerges in a…

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