Innovation refers to the process of creating and implementing new ideas, products, services, or methods that significantly improve or transform existing solutions. It involves the introduction of something novel that provides value, whether through technological advancements, improved efficiency, or enhanced user experiences. Innovation can occur in various fields, including business, technology, science, and social practices, and often seeks to address challenges or meet emerging needs in society. The essence of innovation lies in its ability to foster change and drive progress, making it a critical factor in competitive advantage and sustainable growth.
Hypersonic travel, defined as speeds over five times the speed of sound, is an emerging engineering frontier. University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign researchers, led by Professor Deborah Levin and Ph.D. student…
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