Few things will ruin a day faster than a flat tire. But what if you never had to break out that spare again?
Scientists make self-healing rubber
Electronic watch is powered by wrist movements
Researchers created a self-powered electronic watch that harvests energy from the wearer’s wrist movements for continuous operation.
Bio-friendly physics phenomenon finds potential in semiconductor wafers
Entanglement is one of the strangest phenomena predicted by quantum mechanics, the theory that underlies most of modern physics.
WPI team studies how cracks form in aircraft wings and fuselages
Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Mass., announces that a research team will conduct comprehensive testing and characterization studies to understand and monitor how stress and fatigue cause microscopic damage in metal components.
Compact PlanarMet 300 grinder combines three grinding stages into one step
Buehler, an ITW Company, Lake Bluff, Ill., introduces the PlanarMet 300, a new compact benchtop planar grinder built for fast and efficient grinding with high flatness and maximum edge retention.