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Defence & security

Comment: The outlook for British high-growth sectors remains strong

The delivery of the USV - RNMB ARIADNE - gives the Royal Navy a capability that be deployed from a harbour or mother ship

Royal Navy takes delivery of autonomous mine hunter

Interview: Brad Yelland, Chief Engineering and Technology Officer at Babcock discusses the importance of collaboration

Bristol school students taking part in Babcock's Festival of Engineering

Festival of Engineering aims to inspire STEM careers

Europe beefs up TALOS-TWO laser weapon project

C2I 2024 Aerospace & Defence winner: DragonFire

C2I 2024: Aerospace & Defence runners up

Thales Northern Ireland will deliver the contract – worth an initial £1.16bn with the potential for around a further £500m of work to be added

Thales Belfast awarded £1.16bn to produce missiles for Ukraine

Winning entrants take the stage at the 9th C2I Awards

Ninth annual Collaborate to Innovate awards winners announced

UK defence spending will rise to 2.5 per cent of GDP from April 2027

Prime minister announces increase in defence spending

Comment: Automotive and defence can learn from each other in the quest to define an ethical framework for automated vehicles

Purdue University professor Pablo Zavattieri holds a 3D-printed mosquito head. His team is recreating mosquito antennae to better study their sensitivity to vibrations, which may improve how natural disasters are monitored and detected

Mosquito antennae could unlock new ways of detecting natural disasters