Category: Interesting Engineering

We all know water as ice, liquid, and steam. But prepare to be surprised – there are other, far more exotic forms out there. The

A uranium mining operation in Wyoming has reached a key milestone after the company successfully achieved the processing, drying, and drumming of uranium concentrates. The

The conventional solar cells that you see on rooftops capture sunlight from only one side, but have you heard about bifacial solar cells? These innovative

Few creatures on Earth are as universally disliked as mosquitoes. Beyond their relentless buzzing and irritating bites, these tiny insects can actually be quite dangerous

David A. Lindon, a resident of Bournemouth, UK, with a background in engineering, has achieved a new Guinness World Record for the smallest handmade sculpture. 

Researchers have used a giant X-ray facility and found that magnets can minimize flaws in 3D-printed components. A team at the University College of London