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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A novel Ru–polyether sulfone catalytic membrane for hydrogenation of furfural to furfuryl alcohol
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Understanding Coke Formation on SS304 During Ethane−Steam Cracking at 700 °C
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Surface hydrophobic modification of materials by carbene chemistry
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Scalable self- assembly of nanoparticles for industrial applications
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Color Tuning of Fluorescent Polymers −Jointing Element-Blocks−
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A novel method to predict physicochemical properties of mixed solvents for chemical engineering application: Effective fragment potential version 2 – molecular dynamics (EFP2-MD) simulation
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Intrinsically Bayesian robust Karhunen-Loève compression
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short carbon fibers for broadband radar cross section reduction
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[Even] arbitrarily large time delays cannot impair the stability of complex balanced reaction networks
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Key Role of Micron-Scale Strain Distributions in Magnetoelectric Multiferroic Devices Revealed
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New iron–telluride nano phase
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Micron-sized Ni-Mn-Ga wires for micro-sensors and actuators
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Photoluminescent & Piezoelectric Composite Towards a Mechatronics Platform for Self-Powered Autonomous Devices with Sensing Capabilities
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Study of the Marangoni effect by FEM and AFM on microstructure properties and morphology of laser-treated Al-Fe alloy
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A nanocomposites computational tool for all ages and seasons
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A novel environment-friendly free-lead silicon brass making drinking water clean
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Thermomagnetic convection characteristics of paramagnetic gas in a square enclosure under non-uniform magnetic field
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Coupled electromagnetic-mechanical multiphysics simulation of fatigue damage
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A Breakthrough of Cooling Method for Leading Edge Structures in Supersonic Flow
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Free energy dominates nucleation and condensation
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Towards rational design of nanoalloys: predicting stability and mixing behavior of metals at the nanoscale
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Controlling plasmonic properties of metal nanoparticles
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Direct determination of magnetic coupling across individual boundaries
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Hydrothermal growth of ultra-thin and high aspect ratio ZnO nanowires
