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Gravitricity seeks site for Indian pilot project

Rolls-Royce AE2100 Hydrogen Test at Boscombe Down

Rolls-Royce and easyJet perform world first with hydrogen engine run

Comment: The hidden engineering behind show cars

The new MTC Training course will support the UK's rapidly growing space sector

New courses boost for UK space sector skills

Photographs of the smart bandage showing the microcontroller unit (MCU), crystal oscillator, high-pass filter (HPF), stimulation and sensing electrodes, flexibility of the printed circuit board, adhesion of the hydrogel interface to skin, and thin layout of the board

Wireless smart bandage packs tech to promote tissue repair

MPI will utilise Intellegens' advanced Alchemite machine learning suite

Biolron process shows potential for low-carbon steel making

Oil-rich states key to scaling up hydrogen – report

Seventy per cent of engineers would prefer hybrid or remote working

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

Small-scale renewable energy systems can be vulnerable to cyberattacks. A team of KAUST researchers has devised a method to protect this critical infrastructure using low-cost hardware-based malware detection mechanisms

Hardware performance counters used to protect microgrids from cyberattacks

NPL to lead on greenhouse gas measurement capability

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