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New study finds natural maple polyphenol inhibits bacteria that cause tooth decay
Researchers from the University of Wyoming suggest that a natural compound from maple could potentially combat Streptococcus mutans, which is the bacteria associated with tooth decay.
WALTER launches PIPEFITTER welding helmet equipped with Super Single Auto-Darkening Filter
The helmets reduce eye strain and enhance weld precision, while a quick-change cover plate system minimizes downtime swapping cover plates.
Muratec USA to showcase the future of fabrication with automation powerhouse duo at FABTECH
The company will demonstrate its latest advancements with a dynamic pairing: the MF30510HL combination punch press/fiber laser and the FG3015, an advanced sorting loader for intelligent parts handling.
New pinch valve promises improved safety and productivity in biopharma
The new valve features a stainless steel locking and pinch mechanism that optimizes flow while protecting tube integrity.
Study: Chemical fingerprints can trace origins of stolen and counterfeit drugs
The potential new weapon against pharmaceutical counterfeiting may be on the way, promising to distinguish seemingly identical medicines at the molecular level.
NETZSCH introduces its new TORNADO T1-F rotary lobe pump
The TORNADO T1-F rotary lobe pump's new size performs where conventional technologies reach their limits. As such, users can now rely on the innovative pump solutions from NETZSCH in even more application areas.
Cybersecurity solutions for the food and beverage industry
Recent high-profile attacks on food and beverage companies have demonstrated the severe consequences of inadequate cybersecurity measures.
Greene Tweed to deliver advanced thermoplastic composite components for next-generation jet engines
Greene Tweed will deliver more than 50 custom-designed parts made with its proprietary Xycomp DLF material, a compression-molded thermoplastic composite.
Cosen to showcase cutting-edge sawing solutions at FABTECH Chicago 2025
Experience live demonstrations and explore key models from Cosen’s wide range of cutting technologies.
KSB debuts new submersible motor pumps featuring axial propellers
The AmaCan P type series is designed to transport large volumes of municipal or industrial water as well as wastewater from stormwater, drainage and irrigation pumping stations.
Paving the way for suture-free tissue repair and improved healing
Tissium features flexible, biocompatible polymers that conform to and subsequently attach to surrounding tissues to repair torn tissue after being activated using blue light.
Turning cigarette butts into high-strength road pellets with wax binder
The team created a method for manufacturing specialized pellets from cigarette butts by first removing the organic ash, then crushing the leftover cellulose fibers and PLA plastic.
What's next for plant-based meat: New manufacturing and processing trends
This article explores the latest trends driving the evolution of plant-based meat, focusing on high-fidelity texture replication, novel protein sources, clean-label demands and scalable production methods that align with both consumer expectations and industrial feasibility.
Pop up factories to set assembly trends?
Last year, solar energy accounted for 81 percent of new electric capacity in the U.S.
Bacterial cellulose dressing stops bleeding fast, boosts burn wound treatment
Researchers turned to BC for use as a wound dressing material because of its microporous structure, mechanical strength, breathability and biocompatibility.
Leaf-like design improves bioplastics’ strength, speeds up degradation
To develop the material, the team added the cellulosic structure that Washington University's engineers replicated, embedding the cellulose fibrils within the bioplastics.
Grapevine waste transformed into biodegradable films for eco-friendly packaging
To develop a plastic-like bag that will decompose in the environment, the team used cellulose, which is a biopolymer that is the most abundant organic substance on Earth and is found, most often, in the cell walls of plants.
Kowa American Corporation opens new applications laboratory
The facility will create customized synthetic solutions for the paints and coatings, adhesives and sealants, inks, 3D printing markets as well as emerging technical markets.
Slim down server maintenance time with Southco’s new Rack Attach
The innovative design reduces downtime, enhances technician safety and protects valuable equipment during maintenance.
3D-printed heart patch boosts tissue repair using living-cell hydrogel, structural mesh
The team developed a 3D-printed heart patch for intraventricular implantation to serve as an alternative to the bovine pericardial patches (BPPs) currently in use but that have significant disadvantages.