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Electrically Charged Water Droplets May Be a Hidden Cause of Corrosion

Researchers find that sliding water droplets can accumulate electrical charge and gradually damage coated metals used in infrastructure, machinery, and vehicles.

New Stainless Steel Could Cut the Cost of Green Hydrogen Production

A manganese-based dual-passivation mechanism helps the alloy withstand corrosive electrolysis conditions that normally require expensive titanium.

Connected Information Becomes Critical to Data Center Delivery

Data center teams need unified project records that connect documents, conversations, approvals, and design decisions across increasingly complex construction workflows.

Multimaterial 3D Printing Targets Smarter, Multifunctional Products

Stanford researchers are developing precise printing methods for cultivated meat, soft robots, structural batteries, metamaterials, and other applications.

Flexible, Transparent Photonic Chips Move Toward Large-Scale Manufacturing

MIT researchers adapt standard semiconductor processes to produce bendable silicon-photonics wafers for wearables, augmented reality displays, and other optical systems.

JetZero Uses Simulation and AI to Advance Blended-Wing Aircraft

Parametric modeling, automated simulation, and AI-driven design exploration are helping JetZero optimize its Z4 aircraft while tackling the complexities of blended-wing flight.

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