Engineering

Improving Bridge Design with New Technologies & Automated Seismic Analysis

With the Trump administration expected to spend up to $1 trillion fixing US infrastructure, especially bridges, new tools are helping engineers analyze, repair, and design bridges. In reality, today’s bridges are structurally pretty simple. But…

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4 Factors Driving Change in Food Manufacturing

Manufacturing in the food industry is constantly adapting to evolving demands as the industry shifts to meet new government standards and the market adjusts to growing consumer preferences. Consumer food preferences, particularly those of the…

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Physical, Chemical & Biological Nanosensors & the Internet of Nanothings (IoNT)

The world is moving rapidly towards an Internet of Things, more specifically, an Internet of Nanoscale Things (IoNT). According to market research reports, the global nanotechnology market is expected to reach $3 trillion by 2020…

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Plate Techtonics Part of Physical Climate System, Affecting Climate, Sea Levels & Carbon Budget

Plate Tectonics: The Central Theory of Geology Geologists say the earth is composed of the following layers: crust, mantle, lithosphere, astheonosphere, mesosphere, the outer core and the inner core. That’s a lot of layers! But…

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The Impact of Welding Tools in the Industry

Welding is the process of fusing metals together to create a useful product. This process is commonly used on construction sites or the manufacturing industry. Welding has been around for a long time, and the…

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Plans Unveiled for Unbelievable Skyscraper That Hangs From Orbiting Asteroid

Guess what? A New York architecture firm has unveiled its plans for an incredible skyscraper that hangs from an orbiting asteroid. The brains behind this terrific skyscraper are Clouds Architecture Office, which is also the…

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U.K. Testing Cheaper and Longer-Lasting Roads Made From Recycled Plastics

Did you know that the transport sector attributes to 23% of the globe’s greenhouse gas emission? Earth has about 24.8 million miles of roads, and hundreds of millions of barrels of oil have been used…

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Music Technology Has an Upside & Talented Musicians are the Primary Beneficiaries

With all of the recent technological developments in high-tech industries, how are new technologies impacting music? Of course, we all know about the negative effects digital music has had on the sale of music. Musicians…

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Flying Streetlights by Fleetlights

People living in big cities take streetlights for granted, but those who live in remote or rural areas are still underserved by street lighting. In the absence of streetlights, darkness can be upsetting and can…

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The Sensing Revolution Improving Human & Device Performance

The Sensing Revolution Researchers at the Air Force Research Laboratory are studying crickets and bats to create hair-thin artificial sensors that can be used on robots. And researchers at the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research…

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Engineering

Improving Bridge Design with New Technologies & Automated Seismic Analysis

4 Factors Driving Change in Food Manufacturing

Physical, Chemical & Biological Nanosensors & the Internet of Nanothings (IoNT)

Plate Techtonics Part of Physical Climate System, Affecting Climate, Sea Levels & Carbon Budget

The Impact of Welding Tools in the Industry

Plans Unveiled for Unbelievable Skyscraper That Hangs From Orbiting Asteroid

U.K. Testing Cheaper and Longer-Lasting Roads Made From Recycled Plastics

Music Technology Has an Upside & Talented Musicians are the Primary Beneficiaries

Flying Streetlights by Fleetlights

The Sensing Revolution Improving Human & Device Performance

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