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Convergent Science After more than a hundred years, millions of vehicles powered, and billions of kilometers traveled, the diesel engine continues to be a workhorse of the automotive world,...

PennState University Harrisburg As aerospace engineering advances, researchers continue to explore flight at higher speeds and over greater distances than ever before. These developments...

If you’ve ever driven past an oil and gas facility, you’ve probably seen those large flames burning in the distance. Those are flares, and they’re doing something important: ind...

Junji Ito’s horror classic, Uzumaki, emphasizes how few shapes are as hypnotic—or as unsettling—as the spiral. But beyond the eerie allure, this simple shape appears everywhere in nature, f...

Picture this: it’s Friday afternoon, and you’re hunched over your workstation trying to set up what feels like the 100th variation of a similar geometry, clicking through the same menus, ap...

With its truly autonomous meshing capabilities CONVERGE automates the most time-consuming grid generation process for you. It not only simplifies your computational fluid dynamics (CFD) sim...

Ph.D. Student, Purdue University William E. and Florence E. Perry Head of Mechanical Engineering; Reilly Distinguished Professor of Mech...

A few years ago, I lived in a small suburban neighborhood in Portland, Oregon. More than once, as I was driving at a leisurely pace of 30 mph down a local road, someone would whiz by me at...

Although fuel cells have recently gained prominence in today’s energy discourse, their conceptual origin dates back to the 19th century. In 1842, British scientist William Grove invented th...

It’s hard to beat the thrill of a NASCAR race. The roaring of engines as cars careen around the track as mere blurs, the deafening cheers of the fans, the animated voices of the announcers b...