Best of Both Worlds: Turning Performance
Combining additive manufacturing and subtractive machining in one machine can save significant time and money — when the application is appropriate.
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Speeding up materials discovery: Sustainability & Environment
Researcher uses a novel 3D printing method to produce materials in ways that conventional manufacturing can't.
Better-balanced robots
Quadrupeds, the next big thing in robotics, are now more nimble.
New view of microscopic processes
Electron microscope allows researchers to view reactions in real time
World’s whitest paint wins award
Groundbreaking paint from Purdue University researchers helps fight global warming
Precious metals, precious converters: Research & Innovation
Researchers strive to reduce precious metal use in catalytic converters.
Researchers focus on 3D repair
New method helps eliminate trial and error in laser-directed energy deposition.
The toughest material on Earth
Researchers probe metal that measures the highest toughness ever recorded.
Reducing part distortion: Research & Innovation
A German research team has developed a system that can be used to predict and reduce part distortion.
Math/science identities and careers
Survey shows that the odds of enrolling in a STEM major were 1.78 times larger for students with a science identity in ninth grade.
Boosting supply chain resilience
Institutions and industry leaders partner to make targeted supply chain improvements using robotic and automation solutions.
Hurricane-resilient wind turbines: Research & Innovation
Researchers find more flexible, lighter downwind blades can handle stronger winds.
