Introduction Welcome to the fascinating world of Biotribology, an emerging field exploring friction, wear and lubrication in biological environments, particularly in the context of biocompatible interactions with implantable devices. This article highlighted into the unique […]

By Dr. Neil Canter, Contributing Editor | TLT Tech Beat February 2024 A minimum applied voltage of 6V is required to produce a volatile, flammable species from a nonvolatile ionic liquid. HIGHLIGHTS • A potential […]

STLE community brings together tribology and lubrication engineering professionals for five days of technical training, industry education and business networking   PARK RIDGE, Illinois (February 15, 2024) ─ The Society of Tribologists and Lubrication Engineers […]

Introduction Once again, with temperatures dropping and substantial snowfall, Christmas plans are at the mercy of winter’s icy influence, coinciding with one of the United States’ busiest travel weeks. The frigid conditions result in perilously […]

By Dr. Neil Canter, Contributing Editor | TLT Tech Beat February 2024 Experimental work identifying that the reaction exhibits an oscillation effect was verified by theoretical analysis. HIGHLIGHTS • Insight into the Fischer-Tropsch reaction revealed […]

Overview Unraveling the ingenious engineering embedded in nature has attracted the interest of researchers worldwide. Many engineering ideas draw inspiration from the complex designs found in living creatures, from animals to plants. When revealed, these […]

By Dr. Neil Canter, Contributing Editor | TLT Tech Beat February 2024 A new approach has the potential to overcome three issues that make it challenging to build these systems. HIGHLIGHTS • Pumped storage hydropower […]

Introduction Pressure ulcers typically result from normal and/or shear pressure on the skin. Grade I or II ulcers are associated with interface shear stress, while grade III or IV ulcers may occur due to significant […]