Stanford researchers have created ultrathin niobium phosphide films that conduct electricity better than copper and can be made at low temperatures compatible with modern chip fabrication, promising more powerful, energy-efficient electronics.
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See how a blade inspection tool enabled with AI helps GE Aerospace detect issues early by acting as a second set of eyes for turbine blades.
SKF, Sweden, and Bearings Services Durban, South Africa, conducted a collaborative bearing failure analysis at Tongaat Hulett’s sugar refinery in Durban, South Africa, identifying inadequate lubrication as the root cause of rolling contact fatigue and providing corrective measures to prevent future failure.
Engineering Systems Inc., Aurora, Ill., expanded its Northeast presence by opening a new office in Lincoln Park, New Jersey, enhancing its ability to serve clients in the tri-state area with direct access to its nationwide network of experts and laboratories.
