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Polls find UK public concerned about microplastic pollution

‘Cognitive robotics’ aid helicopter blade inspection

Wearable sticker converts hand movements into communication

RGU team claims steam electrolysis breakthrough

The Evjia hypercar

Electric potential: The inside track on Lotus's power move

Glasgow team channels good vibes to tackle stress

Aston University to research safer and greener batteries

An advanced e-skin prototype that has soft electronic circuits integrated with commercial hardware, which can be produced at NTU’s new pilot laboratory for soft electronics

Pilot lab pioneers gesture control over robots

OASE white agreement boost for H2Teesside

The Singapore team behind the innovation. From left: Dr Zou Guijin, research fellow from the Institute of High Performance Computing, Agency for Science, Technology and Research; Prof Gao Huajian of NTU’s School of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering; Prof Chen Xiaodong of NTU’s School of Materials Science and Engineering and Dr Yi Junqi, research fellow from NTU’s School of Materials Science and Engineering and NTU’s Institute for Digital Molecular Analytics and Science

Spider-silk inspires flexible electrode implant

Comment: Enhancing energy efficiency in construction processes

Electrospinning technique creates scaffolds for wound healing