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Comment: Is it time to shake up the Catapults?

Endometriosis costs the UK economy around £8.2bn every year in healthcare outlay

Startup developing AI technology to identify endometriosis

WVU researcher Yuxin Wang loads polypropylene into a microwave reactor

Microwave tech targets polypropylene waste

Winners announced at SOE Safety and Resilience in Engineering Awards  

The researchers modelled the B2 system’s efficacy at larger scales, showing potential for industrial applications

Woodchips and biochar combined to clean pharmaceutical wastewater

KAIST technology can diagnose and monitor the state of batteries with ‘high precision’ using only small amounts of current.

KAIST develops new technology for the diagnosis of EV batteries

70 per cent of the 209 companies surveyed believe that the re-shoring of production back to the UK will accelerate

Industrial strategy set to trigger reshoring - survey

Led by Bath University, the study called for a new unified methodology for carbon accounting

UK study calls for unified carbon accounting approach

The laser is being designed to be fitted to RAF aircraft including the A400M

Successful live-fire trial for laser self-protection system

Zircotec

Comment: How ceramics can aid EV lightweighting

80 per cent of automotive component suppliers said that they had begun implementation of their net zero plans

Auto suppliers view net zero as a short-term threat, BDO survey finds

Left: Stuart Leishman (Research Scientist), Middle: Dr Melis Eda Ekinci (Founder/CEO), Right: Göksu Üzel Turan (Research Associate)

Startup developing screening tool for polycystic ovary syndrome