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Blogs by worldsteel experts and occasionally by guest bloggers. The blogs cover a wide variety of issues affecting the steel industry. We hope you will find this section useful and look forward to your comments.
Engineers from Carnegie Mellon University in the U.S. have developed pioneering stainless steel neural probes that could make brain research and treatment much safer and more effective.
Researchers at the University of Aberdeen in Scotland are creating 3D-printed, reusable steel connectors that will make buildings easier to reuse, adapt and recycle, reducing demolition.
When an earthquake forced the demolition of the Bay Bridge’s eastern span, the local community ensured its iconic steel lived on through an imaginative reuse programme.
One of the key challenges of the energy transition is ensuring a reliable and consistent supply of electricity. Several new schemes underway in Australia are helping to solve this problem.
Steel makes it possible to cantilever a glass walkway over a canyon in Tibet and the results are impressive.
The EXP Building at Northeastern University, Boston, USA, is wrapped in a dramatic stainless facade that isn’t just for looks.
Using a hydraulic press and laser cutting, Two Hundred Tons produces stainless steel furniture destined to become future classics.
Kent Taggart, CEO of IT asset disposal company Mender, explains the challenges and opportunities around recycling steel from e-waste.
British furniture manufacturer Bisley has pioneered a printing technique that makes printing on steel easier and much more durable.