Manufacturing

RMIT Unveils Cheaper, Stronger Titanium Alloy for 3D Printing
Manufacturing RMIT Unveils Cheaper, Stronger Titanium Alloy for 3D Printing

Imagine a world where the aerospace and medical industries can produce critical components at a fraction of the current cost, without compromising on strength or reliability. This vision is inching closer to reality thanks to a groundbreaking development by engineers at RMIT University in

Are Alkyl Sulfonate Tests in Drugs Scientifically Justified?
Manufacturing Are Alkyl Sulfonate Tests in Drugs Scientifically Justified?

In the intricate world of pharmaceutical regulation, a lingering debate continues to challenge industry standards and scientific rationale, particularly around the mandatory testing for alkyl sulfonate ester contaminants in sulfonate-salt drugs across Europe and the UK. These compounds, flagged as

Can Grain Imports Save Nigeria or Harm Local Farmers?
Manufacturing Can Grain Imports Save Nigeria or Harm Local Farmers?

Nigeria stands at a critical crossroads as it battles a severe food crisis characterized by skyrocketing prices and pervasive hunger that threatens the well-being of millions across the nation. The Federal Government’s recent decision to grant import licenses for grains such as rice has emerged as

3D Manufacturing Format – Review
Manufacturing 3D Manufacturing Format – Review

Imagine a world where a single 3D printing file format can seamlessly bridge the gap between design and production, eliminating errors and ensuring consistency across diverse technologies and industries. This is no longer a distant dream but a reality with the 3D Manufacturing Format (3MF), a

Safran Boosts Aerospace 3D Printing with New NXG XII 600
Manufacturing Safran Boosts Aerospace 3D Printing with New NXG XII 600

In an era where the aerospace industry faces constant pressure to innovate and reduce environmental impact, a significant development has emerged from one of the sector’s key players. Safran, a leading aerospace company, has taken a bold step forward by expanding its additive manufacturing

Drugmakers Invest Billions in US Amid Trump Tariff Push
Manufacturing Drugmakers Invest Billions in US Amid Trump Tariff Push

In a striking reaction to President Donald Trump’s aggressive tariff threats designed to ramp up domestic production, pharmaceutical powerhouses are channeling billions into expanding manufacturing within the United States, signaling a major shift in response to political pressure. Industry leaders

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