Category: Bioengineering

Swiss startup turns NASA-inspired Mars tech into bridge, aircraft crack detector

Swiss Startup Turns NASA-Inspired Mars Tech into Bridge, Aircraft Crack Detector A Swiss startup’s wave physics software, which was originally designed to study the Red Planet, has found a groundbreaking application here on Earth. The innovative technology, inspired by NASA’s exploration of Mars, is now being used to detect cracks in bridges and aircraft, revolutionizing […]

How engineers turned a 1990 space-time idea into today’s fluid dynamics revolution

How Engineers Turned a 1990 Space-Time Idea into Today’s Fluid Dynamics Revolution Researchers at Rice University and Waseda University have advanced the field of computational fluid dynamics to new heights by building upon a groundbreaking concept from the 1990s. This innovative approach has revolutionized the way engineers understand and manipulate fluid flow, leading to significant […]

In a first, X-rays capture the invisible swirls that shape the flow of sand and snow

In a first, X-rays capture the invisible swirls that shape the flow of sand and snow At first glance, a landslide, an avalanche, or even a heap of sand pushed by strong winds may seem like chaotic events, lacking any discernible pattern or order. However, recent groundbreaking research utilizing X-ray technology has revealed the hidden […]

So you want to be an engineer? Learn the skills that matter

So you want to be an engineer? Learn the skills that matter In the rapidly evolving landscape of modern engineering, technical expertise alone is no longer sufficient. As the industry continues to progress at a rapid pace, the role of an engineer has expanded to encompass a wide range of skills beyond just the technical […]

Video: Japan trials giant robot hand on excavator to scoop earthquake rubble

Revolutionizing Disaster Response: Japan Trials Giant Robot Hand on Excavator to Scoop Earthquake Rubble Researchers in Japan and Switzerland have revealed a giant robotic hand that could transform how we approach disaster response. This innovative technology aims to enhance the efficiency and precision of clearing rubble in the aftermath of earthquakes, offering a glimpse into […]

Soviet mathematician’s century-old turbulence law confirmed in rising bubble test

Soviet Mathematician’s Century-Old Turbulence Law Confirmed in Rising Bubble Test An international team of scientists has successfully shown that swarms of rising bubbles create turbulence, confirming a century-old law proposed by a Soviet mathematician. This groundbreaking discovery sheds light on the intricate dynamics of fluid flow and has far-reaching implications in various fields, from engineering […]

Are engineers at risk from AI? A new study suggests it’s complicated

Are Engineers at Risk from AI? A New Study Suggests It’s Complicated For the engineering profession, which has long been seen as the engine of innovation, the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) poses both opportunities and challenges. A recent study conducted by leading experts in the field sheds light on the nuanced relationship between engineers […]

Explained: The physics that makes the Eiffel Tower grow taller each summer

The Physics Behind the Eiffel Tower’s Summer Growth Paris’s most famous monument is never exactly the same height twice. Conceived in 1884 as a temporary exhibit for the 1889 World’s Fair, the Eiffel Tower has since become a permanent and iconic fixture in the Parisian skyline. Standing tall at 1,063 feet, the tower experiences a […]

An engineer’s guide to the future of flood defense

An Engineer’s Blueprint: Designing the Future of Flood Defense In the realm of urban planning and infrastructure development, the looming threat of climate change has significantly altered the landscape of how engineers approach the design and implementation of flood defense systems. With the increasing frequency and intensity of extreme weather events, such as storm surges […]

US engineer explores sponge-like nuclear reactor shield to resist earthquakes

Sponge-Like Nuclear Reactor Shield: Innovation Against Earthquakes A researcher in the United States is trying to develop a new technology to make nuclear reactors safer in the face of seismic activity. The innovative idea involves creating a sponge-like shield that can absorb and dissipate the energy generated by earthquakes, potentially preventing catastrophic meltdowns and radioactive […]

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