Engineering

This Algae-Based Pavement Could Make Roads Cleaner, Stronger, and Nearly Carbon Neutral

A greener alternative to traditional asphalt Roads of the future may be built with an unlikely ingredient: algae. Researchers have developed an innovative algae-based asphalt binder that could significantly reduce the toxic fumes released from…

Full Article →

Solaris Resources’ Warintza Copper Project Reaches Key Milestone With EIA Approval

Solaris Resources has moved its Warintza copper project another step closer to construction following the receipt of the technical approval of its Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) from Ecuador’s Ministry of Environment and Energy. The decision…

Full Article →

New Solar Panels Disguise Themselves as Roof Tiles While Keeping 95% Power

A New Look for Rooftop Solar A new generation of solar panels designed to blend seamlessly into rooftops could make clean energy far more appealing to homeowners and historic buildings alike. Now, in a major…

Full Article →

Aerospace Materials Demand Rises with €1B voestalpine Orders

voestalpine has secured approximately €1 billion in new aerospace orders over the next five years, highlighting continued growth in aerospace materials demand across global manufacturing supply chains. The Austrian-based steel and technology group announced the…

Full Article →

Scientists Build 3D-Printed Cooling System That Uses Metal Wires Instead of Harmful Gases

A Greener Alternative to Traditional Cooling Researchers at Saarland University have developed an innovative cooling technology that replaces climate-damaging refrigerant gases with smart metal wires. This breakthrough offers a more sustainable alternative for homes, vehicles,…

Full Article →

Scientists Build 3D-Printed Nanogenerator That Performs Better as Humidity Rises

A Surprising Twist in Energy Technology Humidity is usually seen as a major problem for electronic devices, especially nanogenerators that convert tiny movements into electricity. Moisture in the air often causes electrical charges to leak…

Full Article →

Scientists Build Memory Chip That Keeps Working at 1300°F, Hotter Than Lava

A Breakthrough Beyond Extreme Heat In a remarkable advance for next-generation electronics, scientists have developed a new memory chip capable of surviving temperatures as high as 1300°F (700°C) — hotter than molten lava. The breakthrough,…

Full Article →

How Rectangular Wire Die Springs Prevent Fatigue in High-Cycle Manufacturing

Every unplanned shutdown in a press tool operation costs money. Sometimes thousands per hour. High-cycle environments push heavy-duty die springs to their absolute limits, and the difference between a spring that lasts and one that…

Full Article →

Scientists lock light inside a layer 1,000 times thinner than human hair

A Remarkable Leap in Light Control In a major breakthrough in photonics, researchers at the University of Warsaw have successfully trapped infrared light inside a layer just 40 nanometers thick—more than 1,000 times thinner than…

Full Article →

US Researchers Create Spring-Powered Computer That Uses No Electricity

A Computer With No Chips, No Wires, No Power In a remarkable breakthrough, researchers have built a fully mechanical computer made entirely from springs, steel bars, and moving parts — without using any electricity at…

Full Article →

Page 4 of 575‹ Previous 1 2 345 6 7 Next ›Last »

Engineering

This Algae-Based Pavement Could Make Roads Cleaner, Stronger, and Nearly Carbon Neutral

Solaris Resources’ Warintza Copper Project Reaches Key Milestone With EIA Approval

New Solar Panels Disguise Themselves as Roof Tiles While Keeping 95% Power

Aerospace Materials Demand Rises with €1B voestalpine Orders

Scientists Build 3D-Printed Cooling System That Uses Metal Wires Instead of Harmful Gases

Scientists Build 3D-Printed Nanogenerator That Performs Better as Humidity Rises

Scientists Build Memory Chip That Keeps Working at 1300°F, Hotter Than Lava

How Rectangular Wire Die Springs Prevent Fatigue in High-Cycle Manufacturing

Scientists lock light inside a layer 1,000 times thinner than human hair

US Researchers Create Spring-Powered Computer That Uses No Electricity

Get Industry Tap News

Connect

Advertisement

Featured

Advertisement