Safety

The race to develop and deploy autonomous vehicles (AV) has picked up speed globally, but in the United States, the AV industry is urging the government to step up its efforts in setting regulations and guidelines. The Autonomous Vehicle Association (AVIA), composed of major players like

Imagine a future where ships navigate vast oceans without human intervention, optimizing routes to save fuel and ensuring cargo reaches its destination more efficiently and safely. This vision is increasingly becoming a reality as autonomous systems gain traction in the maritime industry. Professor

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has recently announced a significant decision to phase out two toxic solvents: trichloroethylene (TCE) and perchloroethylene (PCE). These solvents have been widely used in various industries, including aerospace, military, and dry-cleaning. The

Surface roughness refers to the fine, often minuscule irregularities on the surface of materials, which can significantly influence how a component interacts with its environment and other parts. In aerospace engineering, where every detail can contribute to the overall success or failure of a

Firefighter safety is an utmost priority for fire department leadership, incident commanders (ICs), and municipalities. This unwavering dedication to safety is evident through their continuous efforts to investigate, acquire, and implement technological solutions that assist ICs in accounting for

The persistent and harmful nature of PFAS chemicals, often referred to as "forever chemicals," has raised significant environmental and health concerns. These chemicals, found in various consumer and industrial products, including firefighting foam, have been linked to serious health