Doctors at University of Michigan’s C.S. Mott Children’s Hospital have used 3D printing to determine the necessity of a lifesaving procedure for the delivery of a baby with a life-threatening mass on its face.
By Jake Wilkinson
13 Oct 2015
A team of researchers from Tufts University has discovered that an advanced type of platinum-copper catalyst needs only a limited concentration of platinum, in the form of individual atoms, to execute vital chemical reactions in a cost-effective and clean manner.
The origin of an electromagnetic interaction has been successfully traced to the Dirac equation by a team of international physicists. The Dirac equation is a fundamental quantum physics equation.
The electronics revolution has largely depended upon the tiny transistor, and recently, researchers at the Penn State University (PSU) have formulated a new method to upgrade the transistor by adding vanadium oxide into it.
The Danish pioneers in surface hardening of stainless steel, Expanite, have established a subsidiary in the US and opened a new treatment center in Ohio
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Scientists at EPFL have successfully used X-ray absorption spectroscopy (XAS) to determine the electronic dynamics of photovoltaic materials. They have examined the trapping dynamics demonstrated by photogenerated electrons in titanium dioxide material.
By Beth Ellison
9 Oct 2015
A new tri-lab consortium called the Hydrogen Materials – Advanced Research Consortium (HyMARC) has been established to tackle long-standing challenges in the development of solid-state materials for onboard hydrogen storage systems in fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEVs).
By Beth Ellison
9 Oct 2015
Techsil launched SnapSil TN8000 silicone adhesive - a very versatile, high-performance sealant - into the UK market.
The first official experiment has taken place in a novel collaboration between industry and academia in the production of graphene – a one-atom thick carbon allotrope with a multitude of potential applications.
Creaform, worldwide leader in portable 3D measurement solutions and engineering services, announced today the latest upgrade to its scan-to-CAD software module. Part of VXelements, Creaform’s 3D software platform and application suite, VXmodel features a new collaborative functionality for direct transfer to Dassault Systèmes SOLIDWORKS and streamlined workflows for reverse engineering and additive manufacturing in scan-to-CAD to print.
Vision Analytical Inc. releases a new version of the Particle Insight smartphone app for iPhone and iPad.
It has been discovered that that electronic properties found at the edges of organic molecular systems vary from those found in the bulk of the material.
The well-established scientific belief that potassium is incompatible with graphite for use in potassium-ion batteries has been disproved. This could pave the way for a sustainable replacement of lithium-ion batteries.
By Jake Wilkinson
7 Oct 2015
The Nobel Prize in Chemistry has been awarded to three pioneering scientists who mapped the mechanism by which cells repair damaged DNA at a molecular level. Understanding the mechanisms by which damaged genetic information is essential to prevent cancer and other harmful mutations.
By Jake Wilkinson
7 Oct 2015