A zirconium dioxide coating could provide real protection for an airplane's engine
By Matt RansfordPosted 03.20.2008 at 3:31 pm0 Comments
Kids aren’t the only ones who think fake diamonds are hot. Engineers at Ohio State University are using zirconium dioxide (the ceramic from which we get synthetic diamonds) to protect jet engines from high-temperature corrosion.
Toxin sniffers, missile jammers, dirty-bomb detectors: Will a new security arsenal make us safer?
By Stephen HandelmanPosted 09.01.2006 at 2:00 am0 Comments
The future of secure travel hinges on seamless, instant communication—and 24/7 autonomous surveillance. For a look at the technologies that will soon safeguard your travel plans, launch the photo gallery.