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TU Graz Explores Cultural Heritage Preservation in the Himalayas

Using 3D technology and interdisciplinary expertise, a research team has explored Buddhist temples in the remote Dolpo region of Nepal and digitized them for posterity In the high-altitude and extremely remote region of Dolpo in north-west Nepal, there are numerous Buddhist temples whose history dates back to the 11th century. The structures are threatened by earthquakes, landslides and planned infrastructure projects such as the Chinese Belt and Road Initiative. There is also a lack of financial resources for long-term maintenance….

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Materials Sciences

New Robotic Gripping Surface Enhances Handling in Industry 4.0

Components with highly sensitive surfaces are used in automotive, semiconductor, display and optical technologies. During production, these parts have to be…

Power and Electrical Engineering

New Technique Reveals Energy Flow in Nuclear Fusion Research

The team, led by scientists and engineers at the University of California, San Diego and General Atomics, developed a new technique to “see” where energy is…

Materials Sciences

Exploring Material Solutions: Innovations in Functional Coatings

Upgrading with functional coatings

Materials Sciences

Strongest Spin-Phonon Coupling Discovered by NIMS Team

A research team led by Kazunari Yamaura, chief researcher, Superconducting Properties Unit, National Institute for Materials Science (NIMS), Japan, and Dr….

Materials Sciences

High-Speed Transistors via Core-Shell Nanowire Structure

A research group led by Naoki Fukata, International Center for Materials Nanoarchitectonics, National Institute for Materials Science (NIMS), and a research…

Materials Sciences

FAU Researchers Explore Light Behavior in Curved Space

According to Einstein's general theory of relativity, gravity can be described as the curvature of four-dimensional spacetime. In this curved space, celestial…

Materials Sciences

Color-Changing Indicators Reveal Microscopic Damage Early

The early warning system would be particularly useful in applications like petroleum pipelines, air and space transport, and automobiles – applications where…

Materials Sciences

Superoxide Boosts Lithium-Air Batteries: DOE’s Latest Breakthrough

Now, thanks to research at the U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE) Argonne National Laboratory, one of those drawbacks may have been overcome.

Materials Sciences

Nano-Hybrid Materials: Unlocking New Magnetic Effects

Developing novel materials from the atoms up goes faster when some of the trial and error is eliminated. A new Rice University and Montreal Polytechnic study…

Power and Electrical Engineering

€10 Million Boost for Advanced Rotor Blade Testing

 

Materials Sciences

Gold’s Shockley States: Rethinking Surface State Concepts

These Shockley surface states can be reinterpreted as topologically derived surface states comparable with the robust surface state of a topological insulator,…

Materials Sciences

Uncovering oxygen's role in enhancing red LEDs

In the fabrication of solid state lighting devices, scientists are learning, oxygen also plays a two-edged role. While oxygen can impede the effectiveness of…

Process Engineering

Small Parts Transform Industrial Manufacturing Efficiency

Bulk goods? – yes, numerous small parts in industrial manufacturing are produced and processed in such large quantities that we speak of them as bulk goods….

Materials Sciences

New Polymer Innovations Transform Medical Solutions

Liquid crystals are characterized as having the fluidity of liquid but some of the order of a crystal so they can be oriented to have structure. They are not…

Materials Sciences

New Method for 3D Printing Metals Using Rust and Powders

A team of Northwestern University engineers has created a new way to print three-dimensional metallic objects using rust and metal powders.

Materials Sciences

Self-Adaptive Material: Tough, Self-Healing Innovation at Rice

An adaptive material invented at Rice University combines self-healing and reversible self-stiffening properties.

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