Manufacturing Trade and Connectivity (MTC)

A breakthrough in 3D-printed manufacturing technologies creates alloys with superior mechanical properties, offering exciting new possibilities for diverse industrial applications.

A confluence of computational modelling and machine learning helps researchers overcome barriers to complex alloy design.

A new study challenges current paradigms in two-dimensional semiconductor design by introducing wave-like structures to improve the flow of electrons.

A pioneering computational framework empowers robots to acquire, recognise and effectively use previously unseen tools.

A new ultra-strong, ductile aluminium alloy overcomes the long-standing problem of cracking, opening up new possibilities for 3D printing high-strength aluminium aerospace components.

With their unique optical properties, customisable ultrathin metasurfaces can enable the next wave of high-performance optoelectronics devices.

Researchers use computer simulations to uncover novel atomic configurations of layered materials used in electronics and energy storage.

New equations and methodology enable the uncertainty of porosity measurements to be evaluated in additively manufactured metals for safer, high-quality components.

A specially designed computational model guides the development of next-generation metal welding processes by predicting how heat affects the strength of welded joints.

A close look at the surface chemistry of thin films used in electronic devices reveals how air exposure affects their performance.

A new computational model simulates how gas clouds spread from marine vessel fuel leaks, enabling quick and reliable fire and explosion risk assessments.

An innovation in flexible light-emitting capacitor technology visualises biomolecules for next-generation healthcare devices..