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Beaverton, United States
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Kavli Award winning cartoonist // science writer Find me on Mastodon at @joannascience@mastodon.social joannawendelcomics.com she/her
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King cobras may be riding trains across India [COMIC]

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By Maria Temming Verified, JoAnna Wendel, Joanna Wendel
| Science News Explores Verified
Share this: Share via email (Opens in new window) Email Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Share on X (Opens in new window) X Share on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest Share on Reddit (Opens in new window) Reddit Share to Google Classroom (Opens in new window) Google Classroom Print (Opens in new window) Print Dikansh S. Parmar rescued a snake for the first time in middle school. It happened at his karate class in Surat, India.
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Technology for OEM Design Engineers

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By JoAnna Wendel, Joanna Wendel
By JoAnna Wendel, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Every year, billions of metal pieces are joined together to build millions of vehicles in the United States. These joints must sustain not just regular wear and tear, but also potentially catastrophic forces. Manufacturers have relied on traditional joining methods using rivets, welds, or screws to create strong and safe vehicles. However, with the emergence of lighter and stronger materials, some of these methods are more difficult to employ.
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Technology for OEM Design Engineers

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By JoAnna Wendel, Joanna Wendel
| Nelson Publishing Verified
By JoAnna Wendel, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Every year, billions of metal pieces are joined together to build millions of vehicles in the United States. These joints must sustain not just regular wear and tear, but also potentially catastrophic forces. Manufacturers have relied on traditional joining methods using rivets, welds, or screws to create strong and safe vehicles. However, with the emergence of lighter and stronger materials, some of these methods are more difficult to employ.
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