Hexcel Expands U.S. Composites Development With New NIAR Center
Hexcel broke ground on an applications center located within the National Institute for Aviation Research (NIAR) at Wichita State University….
Materials & Manufacturing
Ohio’s AES Pushes Large-Format 3D Printing Boundaries with ORNL Roots
It all began with a show-stopping demonstration that wowed audiences in the manufacturing world. It was at the International Manufacturing…
Why Archer’s Midnight Scale-Up Depends on Dimensional Engineering Discipline
The Archer Aviation Midnight is in the midst of the FAA certification process, but FAA certification is only one half…
Why HIP and CIP Capacity Matters for U.S. Manufacturing
Out of nowhere, dense parts made right show up where few expect them inside jet engines, hip joints, turbine blades….
America’s Waste Could Become Its Rare Earth Lifeline
What if the materials holding up advanced manufacturing were already sitting in landfills, ash ponds, scrapyards, and old mine waste?…
Pressed Silk Could Replace Wood and Challenge Kevlar
Silk is traditionally considered either a fiber used in textiles or a biomedical scaffold but not a structural solid with…
Trinity Test Glass Hid a Crystal Modern Labs Still Cannot Make
More than 80 years after the Trinity test transformed desert sand and vaporized metals into glass, the site continues to…
New Perovskite Solar Cell Fix Pushes Efficiency and Lifetime Higher
What has stopped the perovskite solar cell from exiting the confines of scientific laboratories and becoming a viable choice for…
Rice Material Boosts Electric Control 100-Fold for Cooler Computing
It has served silicon well, but the electricity bill might finally be catching up with it. At Rice University, scientists…
Algae Roads Could Slash Asphalt Fumes and Survive Winter Better
What if one of the most environmentally unfriendly materials in modern cities’ urban planning could be rebuilt using algal bio-binders?…
Tiny Interface Flaw Could Stall 2D Chip Scaling
Is it possible for a space smaller than a hydrogen atom to jeopardize the creation of the next generation of…
Why Battery Materials Shift, Crack, and Wear Out Faster
People have assumed that these particles just sit there and slowly degrade, the researcher said. What we found instead is…
Scientists Found a Stress Limit Where Liquids Snap
Liquids were not supposed to do this. A team of scientists from Drexel University has shown that if the stretching…
Harvard’s Solar Window Switches From Summer Power to Winter Heat
What if the same pane of solar hardware could favor electricity in July and warmth in January without a motor,…
ARCI–Raghu Vamsi Pact Accelerates Indigenous Aerospace Manufacturing Capabilities
Bold moves in manufacturing are rarely quiet affairs, and the latest handshake between ARCI and Raghu Vamsi Machine Tools hints…
Titanium Scapula Breakthrough Shows Power of Collaborative 3D Engineering
“Transformative” claims about manufacturing dissipate easily enough in the light of day but in the operating room, with a patient’s…
Wohlers Associates Reveals Key 2026 Additive Manufacturing Shifts
“Quality, transparency, relevancy, and accessibility are some of the criteria that have been used to develop Wohlers Report 2025,” said…
Japan’s Al-Fe-Mn-Ti Alloy Redefines High-Temperature 3D Printing Performance
“The known strength properties of aluminum always entailed a ‘catch’: when it exceeds 200°C, it becomes much weaker, thus excluding…