Explore the versatility of custom metal parts across automotive, aerospace, and various industries. Discover their wide-ranging applications. What makes a car accelerate smoothly, an airplane soar reliably, and a skyscraper stand tall and firm? The answer often lies in the precision and versatility of custom metal parts. These components are the
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The Building Collapse Prevention Guild has expressed concern that the ballooning prices of building materials may lead to an increase in the use of substandard goods, exacerbating building collapse in the country. The National President of BCPG, Sulaimon Yusuf, stated this during the BCPG Lagos State chapter sensitisation walks, themed “Walking
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Evaporation is happening all around us all the time, from the sweat cooling our bodies to the dew burning off in the morning sun. But science's understanding of this ubiquitous process may have been missing a piece all this time. In recent years, some researchers have been puzzled upon finding that
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Swansea University academics have pioneered a process that converts the carbon found in discarded facemasks to create high-quality single-walled carbon nanotubes (CNT) which were then used to make Ethernet cable with broadband quality. The study, which has been published in Carbon Letters, outlines how this new green chemistry could be used
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Is a new composite-based additive technology set to disrupt current 3D printing manufacturing? 3D printing has taken an evolutionary step forward, enabling manufacturers to produce stronger, lighter and more accurate composite parts, resulting in a broader selection of manufacturing materials and greater design freedom. This whitepaper will explore how composite-based additive manufacturing
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The acute scarcity of fibre-optic cable has driven up costs and lead times of communications infrastructure initiatives all around the world. Europe, India and China are three of the regions heavily impacted by the shortage of fibre-optic cables, which is expected to delay several state-of-the-art telecommunications infrastructure projects. The surge in demand
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With demand for semiconductor only increasing in recent times, chip manufacturers are starting to research how they can not only speed up production but also improve chip technology. For example, chip manufacturers are already looking at 2nm and 3nm chip production. This new generation of silicon semiconductor chips will enable increased
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When looking at the future of production of micro-scale organic electronics, Mohammad Reza Abidian—associate professor of Biomedical Engineering at the University of Houston Cullen College of Engineering—sees their potential for use in flexible electronics and bioelectronics, via multiphoton 3D printers. The newest paper from his research group examines the possibility of
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Northwestern University researchers have developed a wireless pacemaker that integrates into a network of four soft, flexible, wireless, wearable sensors and control units placed around the upper body which can harmlessly dissolve when no longer needed. The sensors communicate with each other to continuously monitor the body’s various physiological functions, including
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NYU Abu Dhabi researchers have demonstrated how organic crystals can serve as energy converters for emerging technologies Organic crystals might be the key to meeting the energy conversion needs of advanced technologies. While these dynamic materials were previously thought to be fragile, a team of researchers at the NYU Abu Dhabi (NYUAD)
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