Engineering

Pipe Leaks can Now be Detected in Advance Thanks to New Corrosion Detection Technology

Pipe Leaks can Now be Detected in Advance Thanks to New Corrosion Detection Technology

Corrosion monitoring systems use sensors to continuously monitor the condition of a pipe and alert maintenance staff to any changes that could indicate the onset…
Bricks Made from Lunar Regolith have been Created by Researchers and Could be Used to Build Artemis Base Camp

Bricks Made from Lunar Regolith have been Created by Researchers and Could be Used to Build Artemis Base Camp

Lunar regolith, which is the loose soil and rock that covers the surface of the moon, has been turned into bricks using a process called…
Martian Rock-Metal Composite Demonstrates Mars’ Possibility for 3D Printing

Martian Rock-Metal Composite Demonstrates Mars’ Possibility for 3D Printing

The use of a Martian rock-metal composite as a building material could potentially be a great way to utilize the resources available on the planet,…
Drones that Use 3D Printing Construct and Repair Structures as they Fly

Drones that Use 3D Printing Construct and Repair Structures as they Fly

It’s definitely possible to use 3D printing technology to build and repair structures while flying using drones. One way to do this would be to…
The Model Depicts how Non-living Agents can Exhibit Intelligent-like Behavior

The Model Depicts how Non-living Agents can Exhibit Intelligent-like Behavior

By creating algorithms and models that can analyze and process data, we can build systems that can perform a wide range of tasks that require…
Ethylene is Produced and Carbon is Captured by a Net-Negative Integrated System

Ethylene is Produced and Carbon is Captured by a Net-Negative Integrated System

Ethylene (also known as ethene) is a hydrocarbon with the chemical formula C2H4. It is a colorless, flammable gas with a sweet, floral smell. Ethylene…
In Order to Provide a Vivid, “Personalized” Touch Experience in the Virtual World, Researchers have Created Wireless, Ultrathin “Skin VR”

In Order to Provide a Vivid, “Personalized” Touch Experience in the Virtual World, Researchers have Created Wireless, Ultrathin “Skin VR”

Researchers are working on developing more compact and flexible haptic devices that can provide a wider range of sensations. There are also efforts to integrate…
Ultrafast Pulses are Generated by an On-chip time-lens

Ultrafast Pulses are Generated by an On-chip time-lens

Using a time lens, researchers created a high-performance, on-chip femtosecond pulse source. Femtosecond pulsed lasers, which emit light in ultrafast bursts lasting a millionth of…
MRI Contrast Agent Evaluation

MRI Contrast Agent Evaluation

Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scans use gadolinium contrast media, which are chemical substances. Gadolinium contrast medium, when injected into the body, enhances and improves the…
Molecular Geometry Optimization Using a Quantum Algorithm for Direct Energy Derivative Calculation

Molecular Geometry Optimization Using a Quantum Algorithm for Direct Energy Derivative Calculation

The development of quantum computers has advanced significantly in recent years. One of the most exciting uses of quantum computers is the quantum chemistry computations…
Researchers Present a Method to Improve the Thermal Conductivity of Polymer Composites that is Energy-Efficient

Researchers Present a Method to Improve the Thermal Conductivity of Polymer Composites that is Energy-Efficient

Thermally conductive polymer composites are used between a heat source and a sink in electronics to dissipate the generated heat to the surroundings due to…
Superior Concussion Protection from New Carbon Nanotube-Based Foam

Superior Concussion Protection from New Carbon Nanotube-Based Foam

A lightweight, ultra-shock-absorbing foam created by engineers at the University of Wisconsin-Madison could significantly enhance helmets intended to shield wearers from powerful hits. The new…
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