AML3D Limited, Australia, is participating in a AUD $3.9 million, three-year R&D project with an aerospace prime to qualify its Wire-Arc Additive Manufacturing technology for producing aerospace tooling.
Bodycote, U.K., has invested more than $30 million across two facilities in Ohio, expanding its capacity and capabilities in response to growing demand from aerospace and defense manufacturers in the region.
The following is a discussion of considerations for substrate preparation, part configuration, and coating location.
Researchers at four Austrian universities, TU Wien, University of Vienna, JKU Linz, and the University of Innsbruck, have developed a new approach connecting an electron microscope to a quantum computer to process quantum information carried by electrons.
A working transistor requires an extremely thin insulating layer known as the gate dielectric. This layer sits above the semiconductor and helps control the movement of electrons. As transistors shrink, making this insulating layer thinner can improve electrical control. The difficulty is that adding such layers to atomically thin semiconductors can disturb the delicate interface […]
