Now here’s an electric car that piques my interest if I could afford the $169,000 price tag!  California-based electric-car company Lucid Motors’ Lucid Air is a 1,080 HP luxury electric sedan that’s coming after Tesla. It beats not only Tesla but Porche’s Taycan in the quarter mile, putting up Bugatti Chiron ($3 million) numbers.

Nuclear startup NuScale has received a final safety evaluation report (FSER) for its 50-megawatt modular fission water reactor design. It is the first American modular design to reach this point.

A team from the Fraunhofer Institute for Ceramic Technologies and Systems has developed a Multi-Material Jetting (MMJ) system that allows different materials to be combined into a single additively manufactured part.

Three concepts of different approaches Airbus has revealed three concepts to achieving zero-emission flight for the world’s first zero-emission commercial aircraft which could enter service by 2035.

The Aluminum Association’s Foil Trade Enforcement Working Group recently filed antidumping and countervailing duty petitions charging that unfairly traded imports of aluminum foil from five countries are causing material injury to the domestic industry.

Sandvik has launched Sanicro^® 35, a unique super-austenitic alloy that offers extreme pitting resistance and outperforms conventional 6Mo grades, with only moderate nickel content.

Bladesmithing is now being offered by the University of Arkansas Hope-Texarkana as part of their bladesmithing school that was added last year. It is the only school in the country to offer a credit degree in bladesmithing, which is an art and a science.

Employees at Onex Inc., an industrial furnace manufacturer in Erie, Pa., always looked forward to hearing about the company’s latest developments, both immediate and long-term, at weekly meetings.

A client that needed replacement parts for the top section of a carburetor for a vintage 1969 Ferrari turned to 3D printing for a solution.

Did you know – according to estimates from experts – that for every 220-pound decrease in weight of a vehicle, there will be an associated 3-5% decrease in carbon emissions, depending on total vehicle size and powertrain type?