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Comment: The hidden engineering behind show cars

MPI will utilise Intellegens' advanced Alchemite machine learning suite

Biolron process shows potential for low-carbon steel making

Mr Lim Guo Yao, a research engineer from NTU’s School of Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering and Assistant Professor Lai Changquan, from NTU’s School of Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering, presenting the anodes created using the NTU-developed technique

Waste paper converted into electrodes for rechargeable batteries

Comment: Engineering must consider biodiversity impact

Researchers at Rice are pursuing the ‘sustainable valorisation of asphaltene by turning it into graphene useful for composite materials

Flash Joule heating turns asphaltenes into graphene

FRASER TECHNOLOGIES UNVEILS NEW AQUEOUS CLEANING MACHINES FROM MIELE

LOOP decarbonisation tech gets first UK deployment

UK’s Carbon Re targets industrial emissions using AI

Pollutant treatable by Puraffinity

PFAS adsorbent helps clean up of GenX ‘forever chemicals’

Microstructured surface reveals amphiphiles to naked eye

Artist’s impression of the way natural cellulose fibres are combined to form the CNF yarn, and a magnified section showing the nanoscopic rod-shaped filaments within the yarn bundle

Research reveals thermal conductivity of cellulose fibres

3D printed thermoplastic on woven-carbon fibre reinforcement

Self-healing composite keeps parts in service