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FEATURES


20 MINUTES

20 Minutes With Dr. Robert Carpick
This University of Pennsylvania researcher discusses the potential—and challenges—of nanotechnology for tribological applications.

COMMENTARY

A futurist’s take on technology
Eight trends that will impact our global environment.


FEATURE ARTICLE 

One word: Plastics ― Two words: Hydraulic oil
New technological advances are taking shape to control hydraulic oils used in plastic-injection molding machines.

TECH BEAT I 

Higher-octane gasoline might lead to improved fuel economy
Modeling study shows that an increase in octane number reduces fuel consumption.

TECH BEAT II 

Atomic scale evaluation of lithium-ion batteries
In situ transmission electron microcopy was used to understand how lithium-ions work at the atomic scale.

TECH BEAT III 

High pressure reaction of benzene
The formation of a new solid occurs with benzene reacting in the solid-state.


SOUNDING BOARD 

Undergraduate education and current job
How well did your undergraduate education help you prepare for your current job?


COLUMNS


PRESIDENT’S REPORT                                         

What is time?


FROM THE EDITOR

Statistically Speaking


HEADQUARTERS REPORT

What kind of an organization is this?

CAREER COACH

Building a strong list of references

ON CONDITION MONITORING

Complexity in ISFA: Part XX

WORLDWIDE

Re-refined base oil quality