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TOP-Cut VAR High Performance End Mills Line

TOP-Cut VAR end mills are a versatile variable helix carbide solution.

KWIK-FLEX Value Line of Hoses and Couplings

The KWIK-FLEX line features 600+ part numbers and covers the most popular industrial applications.

Legacy Tension Fabric Buildings Feature Structural Steel Frame

The frame provides the ability to easily customize buildings to the exact width, length and height required.

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Supporting Your Workforce in the Face of Disruption

Employee burnout is real, but so are some very basic, real-world technologies that can help in supporting workers.

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Ensuring Software Doesn't Slow Your Digital Transformation

When a company cannot keep their PLM software current, it inhibits their ability to digitally transform and keep pace with the needs of their business.

A rendered image of the vocal cord bioreactor for testing the hydrogels.

Synthetic Tissue Repairs Hearts, Muscles, Vocal Cords

The results are promising.

Autonomous Drone Maps Nuclear Power Plant

The drone found two hidden sources of the radioisotope cobalt-60.

The Sea Change vessel that will operate in the San Francisco Bay Area.

The First U.S. Vessel Powered by a Hydrogen Fuel Cell

The all-electric system eliminates diesel fuel use and reduces engine maintenance.

This ‘mechanical punch card sorter’ was used for the 1950 census.

How the U.S. Census Kick-Started America’s Computing Industry

And led to the first data processing company 125 years ago.

Ultramax Ammunition company engulfed in flames near Rapid City, S.D., May 8, 2018.

Engineers to Blow Up Buildings in Virtual Reality

The project will show military decision-makers how bombs, bullets and rockets impact structures.

Texas is again at high risk of power blackouts this winter because of extreme weather like the catastrophic February storm that buckled the state's electric grid and left millions of people without heat for days, regulators said Thursday, Nov. 18, 2021.

New Texas Rules After Blackout, but Not for this Winter

Experts say Texas' response to a winter storm that killed hundreds of people has been insufficient.

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Breakthrough Technology Opens Oceans to the Green Economy

A startup pioneered a new way to discover cleantech resources on the seafloor.