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Defence & security

Airbus tests firefighting kit on A400M

Breath odour-based individual authentication using an artificial olfactory sensor could become possible in the near future as represented by this artist’s rendering

Sensor uses human breath for biometric security clearance

Billie Sequeira, Sustainability Executive, BAE Systems

INWED ‘22 profile: A diverse workforce offers a multitude of solutions

How a UK software firm is helping manufacturers repel the cyber threat

William Higginbotham

Late great engineers: Atom bomb pioneer and games designer William Higinbotham

Panel session: Business resilience - protecting plant, process and people from the impact of volatility and change

DARPA’s Liberty Lifter seaplane aims to tap ‘ground effect’

Seventh annual Collaborate To Innovate awards open for entries

Lockheed Martin announces successful ARRW Hypersonic Boosted Test Flight

Robot Dog Olympics highlights non-combatant role for SPOT in British Army

Over £2bn for Dreadnought Delivery Phase 3

Air Commodore Frank Whittle seated at his desk at during World War II. The two models on his desk are the first British prototype jet aircraft to fly and the Meteor, the first jet to enter service with the RAF.

Late, great engineers: Frank Whittle: Founder of the jet age