Wire Electric Discharge (WED) machining (also known as electric spark machining) is a precision cutting method, which is used for cutting metals and other conducting materials across industries.

This innovation is a multi-layer PCB board-based device for measuring the current density distribution in fuel cells.

This innovation aims to reduce cropping losses in reversible multi-pass hot rolling of flat-ended blooms into bars by designing preform end shapes using finite element analysis.

The traditional methods for cultivating microorganisms often face limitations in terms of light distribution, temperature control, and scalability. This novel technology ‘the annular photobioreactor’ addresses these challenges.

This research investigates Ferric oxide porous nanostructures as a high-rate capable anode material for lithium-ion batteries.

The invention pertains to lightweighting engine components such as the cylinder head, connecting rod, and cylinder liner in an internal combustion engine.

This invention is a new type of solar energy receiver that can capture and convert sunlight into heat more efficiently than existing designs. It uses a cavity filled with hollow plates to absorb concentrated sunlight.

This invention introduces a novel anode material, tin monosulfide (SnS), for lithium-ion batteries.

This invention relates to a cooling method for building spaces using a heat exchanger that incorporates encapsulated phase change material (PCM).

Energy-efficient building design aims to balance net energy use with occupant comfort year-round.