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Artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionising the tribology world by providing powerful tools to analyse complex data and predict system behaviours.

In December 2024, a new Journal Bearing web application was launched on the Tribology Universe platform, presenting a practical tool for conducting mixed and elastohydrodynamic lubrication (EHL)

Since February 2023, an initiative known as the Open Innovation Test Bed (OITB) dedicated to tribology and material characterisation has been operational. Known as i-TRIBOMAT: the European Tribology

Mechanical engineering has witnessed a breakthrough as researchers develop a novel multiscale flash temperature model, promising to revolutionise our understanding of friction, wear, and heat

The natural process of protein glycation is proving to be a fascinating avenue for researchers, offering groundbreaking insights into lubrication at biological and synthetic interfaces.

The world of extreme tribology, a field dedicated to understanding the behaviour of materials under severe conditions, has unveiled a compelling connection between nanoscale phenomena and the

The UK Government’s Department for Energy Security and Net Zero has unveiled a £55m grant to advance Scotland’s floating offshore wind ambitions.

Carbon nanotubes are reshaping the understanding of friction and wear at both macroscopic and nanoscopic levels.

Despite being largely overlooked for decades, the Prandtl–Tomlinson model is now recognised as a fundamental framework for understanding atomic-scale friction.