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PhD scholar Nayanatara Ruppegoda Gamage (left) and Dr Chamila Gunasekara with concrete samples made using textiles

Discarded carpet fibres make concrete more durable

Liquid metals show promise as an alternative to rigid materials

Liquid metal wiring technique shows promise for flexible electronics

Over 1.6 million passengers passed through PIP in 2023

Project to install shore power system starts at busy UK port

An artist's impression of the 1MW demonstrator site

UK startup Wild Hydrogen promises carbon negative H2

Expert Q&A : How different sectors are embracing the circular economy

PAT scanning can detect subtle structural changes in blood vessels

The UK developed handheld scanner that could revolutionise medical imaging

A system of artificial cilia capable of monitoring mucus conditions in human airways to better detect infection, airway obstruction, or the severity of diseases like cystic fibrosis, chronic obstructive pulmonary diseases, and lung cancer

Artificial cilia monitors mucus in human airways

The 250-capacity electric boat will run 40 minute river tours starting at the Tower of London

UK’s first electric tour boat set for London debut

PFAS have been linked with health effects in humans and animals

Redox electrodialysis and electrosorption combined to remove PFAS

Promoted content: Ricardo announces launch of Element modular transmission range for decarbonised propulsion systems

Prof Sir Jim McDonald is the new chair of engineering skills charity Enginuity

Interview: Enginuity Chair Professor Sir Jim McDonald on solving industry's skills conundrum

‘Radar stethoscope’ could pave way for passive health monitoring