Vyapak Tiwari

Vyapak Tiwari , Associate Business Analyst , Stratview Research September 24, 2025 EV batteries are disassembled and processed so that every valuable item can be reclaimed.Credit: Petmal / iStock via Getty Images The number of electric vehicles (EVs) on the road is increasing rapidly, with over 60M already in use worldwide. While these vehicles offer a cleaner future, they also pose an important question: what happens to their batteries once they reach the end of their lifespan?

Chromatography is an increasingly important tool for both bioprocessing and biopharmaceutical analysis. At different scales and chemistry modes, the technology is used to characterize active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs), purify biomolecules, and assist in virus clearance.

Hydraulic systems play an instrumental role in the transportation sector, from maneuvering a Boeing 737 in the stratosphere to stopping a 5,000+ ton train on the railway tracks. Via pistons, valves, hoses and tubes, hydraulic systems are capable of achieving up to 100 times force amplification which helps meet the heavy-duty performance requirements of many applications in the transportation market.