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Engineering breakthroughs driving fashion’s circular shift
Global sales of second-hand clothing are projected to reach 10% of the fashion market in 2024, a milestone that reflects a ...
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95% manufacturing time saved with new origami-inspired 3D printing method
Researchers at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) have developed a hybrid 3D printing process ...
Applied Materials is rated a Strong Buy with a target of $802: AI-driven semiconductor equipment growth. Click here to read ...
Pharmaceutical engineering is a powerful career pathway for students who want to turn scientific knowledge into medicines that make a real difference to patients’ lives.
Electronic devices produce more heat as they become more powerful. A new bacteria-based material could offer a better way to ...
Producer Selectra Mo Etch selectively removes molybdenum for wordline separation to enable 3D NAND scaling. New systems are ...
Scientists have revolutionised the way metals are made by using lower and slower heating of alloys to control how atoms ...
The growing demand for grid-scale energy storage has created an urgent need for battery technologies that are not only high-performing, but also ...
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New bacteria-based cooling material could help electronics and EV batteries run cooler
Next-generation electronic devices like newer computers and other high-power devices require more energy to run. When they are working hard, the intense heat they generate can limit their performance ...
Applied Materials opens a $600m Singapore plant, creating 1,000 jobs amid the AI chip boom to meet increasing demand. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Researchers advance scalable stem-cell bioprocessing with AI-enabled manufacturing for regenerative medicine therapies.
“Since the 1970s and 1980s, there have been well over a hundred documented experiments conducted by US, Russian, European, ...
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