Comment on “Fluid gears” invention offers promise for improving mechanical devicesparentComments−dang7moCan someone suggest a better (i.e. more accurate and neutral) title?−bwoah7moMapping out How Fluid Mechanical Spin-coupling Interactions Depend on Proximity, Confinement, and Flow StateAlternate: New Ways to Understand, Control, and Exploit Hydrodynamic Spin-spin Interactions in ApplicationsThe article doesn't really deliver on either headline, but that's the fault of the article, not the study.−dang7moThe limit is 80 chars and I'm not sure how to squeeze those in. I've taken a crack at something simpler in the title above. Does it work?−gnabgib7moFrom the original source: Scientists Put Teeth Into Water-Driven Gears https://www.nyu.edu/about/news-publications/news/2026/januar...(Can't tell what the submission title was, but the byline (with quotes) works too: “Fluid gears” invention offers promise for improving mechanical devices)−dang7moOk, let's try the second one. Thanks!
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Can someone suggest a better (i.e. more accurate and neutral) title?
Mapping out How Fluid Mechanical Spin-coupling Interactions Depend on Proximity, Confinement, and Flow State
Alternate: New Ways to Understand, Control, and Exploit Hydrodynamic Spin-spin Interactions in Applications
The article doesn't really deliver on either headline, but that's the fault of the article, not the study.
The limit is 80 chars and I'm not sure how to squeeze those in. I've taken a crack at something simpler in the title above. Does it work?
From the original source: Scientists Put Teeth Into Water-Driven Gears https://www.nyu.edu/about/news-publications/news/2026/januar...
(Can't tell what the submission title was, but the byline (with quotes) works too: “Fluid gears” invention offers promise for improving mechanical devices)
Ok, let's try the second one. Thanks!