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5 Insane Street-Legal Cars Powered by Formula One Engines - Vimarsana News

5 Insane Street-Legal Cars Powered by Formula One Engines

The concept of building an F1 car for the road led to the development of many iconic supercars. However, stuffing an actual F1 engine into a road car was...

New UA System project is one-stop collector for student info - Vimarsana News

New UA System project is one-stop collector for student info

FAYETTEVILLE -- Later this month, the University of Arkansas System will begin rolling out Project One for students, which will place everything students need -- from financial aid information to credits earned and required -- in one spot.

UA System looks to simplify college processes for students - Vimarsana News

UA System looks to simplify college processes for students

FAYETTEVILLE -- Later this month, the University of Arkansas System will begin rolling out Project One for students, which will place everything students need -- from financial aid information to credits earned and required -- in one spot.

Never puncture again! NASA-derived tyres that use shape-memory alloy instead of air hit Kickstarter + £70 titanium mech hangers and loads more tech news - Vimarsana News

Never puncture again! NASA-derived tyres that use shape-memory alloy instead of air hit Kickstarter + £70 titanium mech hangers and loads more tech news

Check out updated bikes from Pinarello, Trek and 3T, cool new stuff from Sidi, Rudy Project and Pirelli, Silca’s €85 titanium derailleur hanger & loads more…

Source: road.cc
The Geopolitical and Security Impacts of Seabed Mining - Vimarsana News

The Geopolitical and Security Impacts of Seabed Mining

The next battleground for critical minerals and rare earth elements is (very deep) underwater.