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New Lightweight Super Material Could Battle Bullets, Deflect Space Debris

University of Wisconsin–Madison engineers have created a nanofiber material that outperforms its widely used counterparts — including steel plates and Kevlar fabric — in protecting against high-speed projectile impacts.

Dramatically Reducing Defects, New Technique Opens Applications For 3D-Printing Metal Parts

Compared to conventional manufacturing methods, additive manufacturing (also known as 3D printing) is far better at producing metal parts with very complex shapes, making 3D printing attractive for applications in aerospace and biomedical industries, among others.

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Wearable Sensor Can Help Unlock The Potential Of Exosuits In Real-World Environments

Wearing an exosuit could help people rehab from an injury or even give them extra oomph if they’re carrying something heavy.

New Carbon Nanotube-Based Foam Promises Superior Protection Against Concussions

Developed by University of Wisconsin–Madison engineers, a lightweight, ultra-shock-absorbing foam could vastly improve helmets designed to protect people from strong blows.

New Carbon Nanotube-Based Foam Promises Superior Protection Against Concussions

Developed by University of Wisconsin–Madison engineers, a lightweight, ultra-shock-absorbing foam could vastly improve helmets designed to protect people from strong blows.