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Is AI actually coming for STEM careers?
The division between tasks that can be automated and tasks that should be performed by a human will always be dynamic, changing with markets and new technology.
Ford accelerates engineering efficiency with Aqira for road load data management
The platform delivers a streamlined, customizable search experience and enriched metadata, allowing engineers to efficiently retrieve data and automate analysis.
Li-ion storage sites catch heat from residents and officials amid fire concerns
Resistance to siting large battery energy storage systems near public infrastructure may cool with the advent of new safety and thermal runaway suppression technologies.
New wave of sensors promises earlier disease detection
Advances in materials, microfluidics, flexible electronics and local data processing now make it possible for sensors on the skin, in interstitial fluid or in breath to generate dense datasets with minimal burden.
Danish team develops invention that promises to end counterfeiting
To prevent counterfeiting, the team developed O-KEY technology, which is a type of digital fingerprint that makes it impossible to counterfeit any physical products.
Digital twin fine-tunes floating solar system performance
The system uses a physical floating photovoltaic twin deployed on a water surface, with sensors transmitting data to the cloud and to the digital version of the installation.
Sustainable process heating with electricity
Replacing fossil fuels with electricity in the metal heat treatment process used in galvanized steel-strip production curbs greenhouse gas emissions and costs.
Horizontal pumping with low-voltage motors
These low-voltage motors are designed to provide medium-voltage-class power density within a low-voltage package.
Power you trust: FPT engines triumph at Dakar 2026
The trucks, powered by the iconic CURSOR 13 engine, set the pace from the very first stages of the rally.
New gearbox series for dynamic delta robotics
With a new gearbox series developed specifically for the kinematic demands of delta robots, Neugart now offers additional, economical options.
Arburg at Plastec West 2026: New Allrounder Trend debuts in the US
Attendees will learn how the Allrounder 1000 e Trend sets a new standard in injection molding.
Southco develops high-tolerance blind mate mechanism for next-generation liquid-cooled data centers
Designed to compensate for installation deviations, vibration and thermal expansion, the mechanism supports efficient liquid cooling deployment at scale.
Imaging denotes desalination membrane status
The process enables real-time detection of membrane fouling, where salts, minerals and other unwanted materials accumulate on filtration membranes.
Graphene-based coatings promise a greener substitute for biocides
The team suggests that graphene-based polymer nanocomposite coating could offer a more environmentally friendly alternative as it is both durable, less toxic than biocides as well as a proven anti-fouling agent.
Electrochemical coating targets marine fouling
The new anti-foul coating is not detrimental to the environment unlike most antifouling coatings currently in use that tend to be hazardous to the environment.
Mitsui Chemicals launches highly oxygen-permeable InnoCell cell culture microplates
The plate series enables optimal oxygen supply to cultured cells and tissues to maintain healthy cell cultures for long periods of time and to reduce cell death within 3D spheroids.
Cold air battery rises in the desert
Construction of the world’s largest super-cold air battery, initiated in 2023, is nearing completion in the Gobi Desert of China.
OKW’s ROBUST-BOX IP 66 plastic enclosures now in tough polycarbonate
The enclosure offers a high resistance to heat for use in adverse environments.
Keysight launches software solution to ensure trustworthy AI deployment in safety-critical environments
The integrated solution supports artificial intelligence (AI) development and maintenance, real-world inference, and monitoring for data drift and performance.
Small cost, big results with passive wastewater sampler
The 3D-printed passive water sampler uses activated charcoal pellets to capture microorganisms from water for testing and costs a mere $4.