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Glucose fuel cell holds promise for implanted medical devices

JLR connected tech helps drivers avoid red lights

Oxygen releasing insole helps to treat diabetic foot ulcers

Customers are the key to innovation

Biofuel cell can match the performance of platinum

McLaren opens composites production facility in Sheffield

Polymer sponge lining could double life of lithium ion batteries

The launch of the Caronia from the Clydebank yard in 1947

November 1947: How The Engineer reported on the world’s largest post-war liner, RMS Caronia

Wake-up timer promises picoWatt performance for IoT devices

O-Wind Turbine takes international Dyson Award

A compound of graphene foam and epoxy promises to be a tough, light and conductive material for applications (Rouzbeh Shahsavari Group/Rice University)

Composite epoxy introduces graphene foam for strength and conductivity

Smart drainage device could help save sight of people with glaucoma