Advances in Engineering Advances in Engineering features breaking research judged by AE’s advisory team to be of key importance in the Engineering field. Papers are selected from over 10,000 published each week from most peer reviewed journals.
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Mechanics of helically-wound cables
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Using a 3D optical scanner to quantify wear depth in hip prostheses
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Numerical and theoretical analyses of the dynamics of droplets driven by electrowetting on dielectric in a Hele-Shaw cell
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A GPU Computing Engine: State-of-the-art Parallelizable Numerical Methods for Simulation of Complex Multi-Scale Systems
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Low-temperature grown phase transition vanadium dioxide for applications to energy savings
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Extreme multistability in memristor-based hypogenetic jerk system
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Multivariable loop-shaping control design for stability augmentation and oscillation rejection in wide-area damping using HVDC
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SUTD Scientists Solve a Long-standing Theoretical Problem in 2D Material Electronics
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Industrial methodology for the selection of hard PVD coatings: study of Cr(N)/DLC multilayer for high wear resistance and friction applications
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Multifunctional Photomultiplication Type Organic Photodetectors with Broadband and Narrowband Response Ability
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Designifcation of Neurotechnological Devices through 3D Printed Functional Materials
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Potentiostatic experiments made more efficiently: Corrosion testing of a nickel-aluminum bronze
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High barrier epoxy nanocomposite sealant enabling flexible display
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Optical Emission Spectroscopy as a tool for online monitoring of Diamond Like Coating deposition in a plasma enhanced chemical vapor deposition process
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A new approach to insight the pharmaceutical fluidized bed process with microwave tomography
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Sensitive photovoltaic property of TiO2 nanotube arrays to the surface characteristics
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Direct formation of graphene on dielectric substrate: Controlling the location of graphene formation adopting carbon diffusion barrier
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Development of new method to remove Nitrate removal from water
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Excessive sheep wool can be capitalized to effective ecological sorbent
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Derby in the polyelectrolyte jungle
