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#297 Revisited: A Deep Dive Into the Past
In 1985 diver Henri Cosquer discovered a submerged cave entrance in the Mediterranean near Marseilles. Exploring over the next six years he discovered a chamber
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#224 Power lines, helicopters, and data analysis
Power companies like National Grid Electricity Distribution, have used helicopters to monitor power lines for decades. Once, an inspector would check each component visually from
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UK-Australian team to 3D-print microneedles
Researchers from universities in the UK and Australia are investigating the use of 3D printing to create microneedles. According to 3D Printing Industry, the process
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Scientists Create Lab-Grown Wagyu Beef
Scientists from Japan have produced lab-grown beef that resembles the meat from Wagyu cows. According to an article on eurkealert.org, the team from Osaka University
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Silicon Valley startup unveils 3D-printed bicycle
A Silicon Valley-based brand have produced what they claim is the world’s first 3D-printed bicycle. Superstrata, which is a new bicycle brand of additive manufacturing
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Happy Birthday Engineering Matters!
Engineering Matters is two years old! For the past 24 months we have been telling stories about engineering that is solving some of the world’s