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The Deep Underground Neutrino Experiment (DUNE) based at the Sanford Underground Research Facility in South Dakota - will be the world’s largest cryogenic particle detector

UK engineers build critical link for global flagship neutrino experiment

Itero goes Dutch on chemical recycling

Panel session: Unpacking the building blocks to digitalisation

Microparticles cluster around a Janus particle

Self-organising lasers adapt struct and cooperate

Chanhong Lee and Ravi Tutika test the Octa-Glove in the lab of Michael Bartlett

Octopus-inspired glove grips objects underwater

Researchers believe mechanical arms in light-sensitive manufacturing environments could become capable of detecting when conditions change, thanks to the new technology

Robots could ‘see’ using new electronic skin tech

Particles of mechanically sheared flash boron nitride, as seen through a scanning electron microscope. The arrow shows the direction of shear force applied to the material. The flash Joule heating process developed at Rice University creates turbostratic materials with weak interactions between layers, making them easier to separate

Rice lab makes boron nitride in a flash

bp and thyssenkrupp Steel aim for green steel production

Dr Zhe Liu, Sustainability Lead at the Lightweight Manufacturing Centre

INWED ’22 profile: A career at the cutting edge

Spiralite ductwork

Comment: rethink ductwork materials for better air and reduced emissions

Comment: Diversifying our materials base through regenerative principles

Cephalopods inspire artificial skin for bioelectronic devices