Researchers led by Professor Doug Adams have developed a technique that uses sensors and computational software to constantly monitor forces exerted on wind turbine blades, a step toward improving efficiency by adjusting for rapidly changing wind conditions.

A team of researchers including Professor Steven Wereley have designed a lab on a chip capable of being programmed to perform a variety of jobs, a step toward more widespread use of the miniature analytical tools used to measure everything from blood glucose to viruses, bacteria to genes.

Professor Doug Adams and colleagues have developed a technology that detects damage to critical suspension components in military vehicles simply by driving over a speed bump like "diagnostic cleat" containing sensors.

Professor Issam Mudawar and colleagues have developed a critical part of a hydrogen storage system for cars that makes it possible to fill up a vehicle's fuel tank within five minutes with enough hydrogen to drive 300 miles.