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Paul Faillace

Braving the elements: protecting those external areas

Paul Faillace February 02, 2016 Types of Engineering Leave a Comment

Fabric structures offer great protection against the elements, as they are underpinned by the modern reinvention of an ancient architectural formula: three classical Roman virtues plus four classical Greek elements equals architectural perfection.

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Video: Drones beat Guinness record weight loading

Paul Faillace February 01, 2016 Technology Leave a Comment

We all know the Guinness records, we are amazed at the feats that people perform and each.

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You wouldn’t consume stale bread. Why would your users consume stale content?

Paul Faillace January 28, 2016 Mechanical Engineering Leave a Comment

Out-of-date content is annoying to users and will affect your UX. Removing under-performing content will help you massively with your SEO efforts. Instead of chasing your tail looking for the next big SEO thing, why not take a look at

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CC3, material to trap radiation

Paul Faillace January 21, 2016 Chemical Engineering Leave a Comment
radiation

Recycling radioactive elements brings the issue of some noble gases harmful, such as xenon and krypton, which are inert and not react with most substances, cannot easily catch. The natural uranium gas also emits a high radiation, which in this

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Oil manufactured tires

Paul Faillace January 21, 2016 Chemical Engineering Leave a Comment
Oil manufactured

The oil is fossil fuel that is deep, where the pressure and temperature acting on plant debris over millions of years. For this reason, the oil is considered a non-renewable element, and although we still have quite soon could have

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Drones to reforest the world

Paul Faillace January 15, 2016 Ecological Engineering Leave a Comment

Each year mankind destroyed a large area of forests and jungles. This generates desertification, which in turn has a huge impact on climate change. The problem is when to reforest because everything indicates that we are inefficient so. Therefore, it

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You wash your clothes with bacteria

Paul Faillace January 15, 2016 Ecological Engineering Leave a Comment

Valeria Cruz and Paulina Mar are two students that could change paradigms in regard to washing clothes. The first studied chemical engineering at the UNAM and the second is studying international business at the IPN. Putting together their knowledge, and

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Nanoparticles to treat arteriosclerosis

Paul Faillace January 11, 2016 Medical Engineering Leave a Comment

A team of scientists consisting of experts from Harvard University and Columbia University is developing an interesting place to prevent heart disease system. The idea is to use nanoscale particles, which would be introduced to the human body to be

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Robotic arms with surgical precision

Paul Faillace January 11, 2016 Medical Engineering Leave a Comment

I remember a couple of series about doctors I saw that the characters get to practice their surgical skills in fruits, especially bananas and grapes. This guesses by the softness and fragility of the same, same question why a challenge

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An amphibious vehicle of the 60’s

Paul Faillace January 11, 2016 Mechanical Engineering Leave a Comment

The amphibious vehicles take many decades in the minds of designers, as shown in the video above. It is an amphibious vehicle of the Chrysler 1960 is quite curious to see him move through the mud like that. In fact,

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