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11th September 2023

The History of Tribology Part 4: The Modern World, 1915-2000

In the last instalment of the History of Tribology series, we learned that the Second Industrial Revolution (1870-1914) was defined by innovations in steel production, railway expansion, electrification, the rise of the internal combustion engine, and advancements in the chemical industry.

Written by Amitha Clark

5th September 2023

The History of Tribology Part 3: The Second Industrial Revolution

The Second Industrial Revolution spanned the late 19th century to the early 20th century (from around 1870 to 1914), and was a period of rapid industrial development, primarily in Britain, Germany, and the United States.

Written by Amitha Clark

31st August 2023

Tribology and Wind Turbines

Green energy and in particular wind turbines are of growing importance in the modern world.

Written by Amitha Clark

31st August 2023

The History of Tribology: The First Industrial Revolution

In the first article of our History of Tribology series, we explained how from the first humans to the ancient Egyptians onto Leonardo da Vinci made use of tribology as a science, even though it hadn't been defined as such until later on.

Written by Amitha Clark

29th August 2023

The Critical Role of Tribology in Formula 1 Racing

Formula 1 (F1) is a sport where milliseconds can mean the difference between winning a championship and finishing second.

Written by Amitha Clark

29th August 2023

Bridging Biology and Friction: The World of Biotribology

Biotribology is - more than almost any other form of tribology - the one we encounter most in our day to day lives.

Written by Amitha Clark