Innovation

In the world of construction materials, hydraulic lime mortar has long been a favorite for its durability and eco-friendly properties. But a new study led by Marialuigia Sangirardi from the Department of Engineering Science at the University of Oxfor

In the quest for more efficient energy systems, researchers have turned to nanotechnology, and a recent study published in the journal “Advances in Mechanical and Materials Engineering” (which translates to “Advances in Mechanical and Materials Engin

In the world of metal forming, understanding friction is akin to grasping the invisible hand that shapes the industry. A recent study published in *Advances in Mechanical and Materials Engineering* (or *Postępy w Budowie Maszyn i Materiałach* in Poli

In the high-stakes world of aircraft engine manufacturing, precision and efficiency are paramount. A recent study published in *Advances in Mechanical and Materials Engineering* (which translates to *Postępy w Mechanice i Inżynierii Materiałowej*) sh

In the heart of Poland, researchers are pushing the boundaries of plasma spraying technology, and their latest findings could have significant implications for the energy sector. Tadeusz Kubaszek, a scientist from the Research and Development Laborat

In the quest to enhance the crashworthiness of structures, researchers have long been exploring the potential of carbon fiber-reinforced polymers (CFRPs). A recent study published in the journal *Advances in Mechanical and Materials Engineering* (for

In the heart of Chicago, researchers are unraveling the intricate tapestry of automation’s evolution within production engineering, offering a beacon of insight for industries hungry for efficiency and sustainability. Parankush Koul, a leading voice

In the relentless pursuit of enhancing aircraft engine efficiency and longevity, researchers have turned to a tried-and-true method with a modern twist. Marek Bujny, a materials scientist at Ultratech in Poland, has been exploring the potential of sl

In the quest for more efficient energy systems, researchers are turning to an unlikely ally: titanium dioxide, a compound commonly found in sunscreens and white paint. A recent review published in the journal *Advances in Mechanical and Materials Eng

In the world of precision cutting, particularly in the realm of glass manufacturing, the quest for efficiency and quality is unending. A recent study published in ‘Advances in Mechanical and Materials Engineering’ (Advances in Mechanical and Material