Australian researchers and industry partners have pioneered an accelerator-free method to 3D print concrete structures directly in marine environments, opening new frontiers for subsea infrastructure. The world of additive manufacturing […]
From cavitation tunnels to dimpled blade tips, breakthrough research aims to quiet the world’s fleet without sacrificing speed or efficiency — to help save marine life. Context: The Ocean’s
Faced with new regulations and market demands, engineers are moving beyond performance and cost. The new mandate: Design for the planet, with quantitative tools that put carbon footprint and circularity
From autonomous reservoirs to self-optimizing refineries, dynamic virtual models are transforming how we engineer, operate, and maintain the world’s most complex energy systems. The Multi-Billion Barrel Blind Spot Picture this:
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Industry Perspectives on Innovations Driving Water Security in a Changing World Introduction: Climate Resilience and Water Scarcity Challenges Across the globe, the dual threats of water scarcity and climate variability
Many innovative technological and engineering ideas have great potential but are unlikely to be developed in the next decade. Here, we explore ten such viable yet improbable concepts. While these
balled) over the past decade due to various challenges. However, these obstacles might be overcome with future advancements. We explore ten of the most interesting — and potentially developable —
A gold mine in Australia has been transformed into a dark matter lab in a bid to learn more about this strange and mysterious substance. In a recent press release,
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