After ten years of gathering and studying data, an international team of physicists that included researchers from Rutgers has overturned a long-standing idea about a mysterious type of particle.
The results were published in Nature and come from…
Category: Engineering
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AI detects cancer but it’s also reading who you are
- A new study shows that artificial intelligence systems used to diagnose cancer from pathology slides do not perform equally for all patients, with accuracy varying across different demographic groups.
- Researchers pinpointed three key…
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New interface engineering strategy developed for efficient and stable back-contact solar cells
As the demand for renewable energy grows, scientists are developing new types of solar cells that are both highly efficient and scalable. The back-contact perovskite solar cell (BC-PSC) is one such innovative architecture, emerging as a promising…
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Incorporating defects and moisture in MOE evaluation for automated timber grading
Firstly, the process flow of structural timber automatic production line was analyzed. Afterwards, the relevant technical points of the general design of the graded automated production line, such as the relevant components, the arrangement form,…
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New Casino, NYCFC Stadium Moving Forward Next to Citi Field in Queens
The area surrounding Citi Field in Queens is taking on an entirely new look with construction ongoing at New York City FC’s Etihad Park stadium and the recent approval of an $8.1 billion Metropolitan Park casino development led by New York…
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Researchers develop powerful new tool for fracture and fatigue prediction
Researchers have developed a powerful new method to simulate and predict how cracks form and grow in engineering materials under repeated loading.
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Breaking EV Charging Bottleneck With Precision Cooling
Fast, direct-current charging can charge an EV’s battery from about 20 percent to 80 percent in 20 minutes. That’s not bad, but it’s still about six times as long as it takes to fill the tank of an ordinary petrol-powered vehicle.
One of the…
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Why energy loss peaks at certain speeds in rotor-driven two-phase flows
Researchers have clarified the mechanisms by which energy loss is locally maximized at a certain rotational speed in gas-liquid two-phase flows driven by rotors, providing fundamental insights for energy savings and optimal design and operation…
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Lawsuit Filed Over Power Use Records at $1B Wisconsin Data Center
Concerns over power use and an alleged lack of transparency at a $1-billion Meta data center in Wisconsin prompted a lawsuit by Midwest Environmental Advocates, an environmental law nonprofit based in Madison, Wis., that seeks release of public…
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Former Rivian exec says ‘Every car company will become a robotics company’
Jiten Behl, partner at Eclipse and former chief growth officer at Rivian, thinks we’re entering an era of major re-industrialization in the U.S. — one where factories run on AI-powered robots, not cheap overseas labor.
Behl, who…
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