Scientists at Northeastern University, Boston, Mass., introduce a new cost- and energy-efficient computational model for designing alloys that factors in material defects.
Using lasers to remove coatings and corrosion from U.S. naval vessels may soon become a reality based on recent testing conducted by Shop 71 at the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard & Intermediate Maintenance Facility in Bremerton, Wash.
Chevron Corp., Houston, Texas, has completed a root cause analysis of the Bishop well incident that happened near Galeton, Colorado, in April, saying equipment assembly errors and inadequate fluid barriers contributed to the blowout.
Advances in machine learning and computational modeling are transforming materials design by allowing researchers to predict and discover new materials more efficiently than traditional methods. At the forefront of this innovation is Professor Toshiaki Taniike of the Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (JAIST), who leads the Laboratory on Materials Informatics. His team integrates […]
Robots often struggle with tasks requiring a delicate sense of touch, such as grasping objects without dropping or crushing them, despite advancements in sensors and cameras. A team at the University at Buffalo (UB) is developing a new electronic textile (E-textile) that mimics the way human nerves detect pressure and slippage during gripping. This cost-effective […]
