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Is PLM Only for the Big Guys or Can Mid-Market Manufacturers Share in the Fun?
Depending on who you talk to, PLM can seem pretty complicated, like you'll need a phalanx of people with tablets, flow charts and stop watches to put all the ...Full Article
3D Printing Promises Lighter, Stronger Building Material
New technique takes cue from nature to create lighter and stronger structures than conventional casting methods.Full Article
Solar Lights from Soda Bottles
An illuminating video celebrates a unique use of technology consisting of recycled plastic soda bottles, pieces of corrugated metal, water, chlorine, and a chisel and hammer.Full Article
imX Conference Encourages Meaningful Participation
Three-day interactive manufacturing experience provides innovative collaboration opportunities across all segments of the US manufacturing community.Full Article
It’s the Economy, Stupid!
With fears mounting amidst speculation about a looming "double dip" recession, the economy is the elephant in the room, but with a twist: typically people go out of their ...Full Article
Supercomputing Propels America Forward
Research at Oak Ridge Leadership Computing Facility is setting the stage for a generation of more energy-efficient, lower emission vehicles.Full Article
Digital Manufacturing Report Card: Who’s Finding the Missing Middle?
Numerous initiatives from government and industry have been created to address the "Missing Middle" — small manufacturers who have not adopted the digital manufacturing techniques of computer-aided modeling and ...Full Article
What Do Madagascar Penguins and HPC Have in Common?
The Council on Competitiveness and DreamWorks team up to spread the word by bird.Full Article
3D Printing Process Creates Artificial Blood Cells
Researchers at Fraunhofer are developing artificial blood vessels using 3D printing.Full Article
High-Risk, Big Payoffs from DOE’s ASCR Leadership Computing Research Program
Through its ASCR Leadership Computing Challenge (ALCC), the DOE's Advanced Scientific Computing Research program offers up to 30 percent of its computational resources at NERSC (National Energy Research Scientific ...Full Article