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A close-up of the aerogel for insulation, developed from wood cellulose

Aerogel integrated wood could challenge plastic-based insulation materials

The Vickers Vimy Commercial variant

June 1919: Versatile Vimy

Wireless implant stimulates nerves to reduce blood pressure

Liquid gallium and three solid beads of platinum, demonstrating the dissolution process of platinum in gallium described in the research paper

Liquid platinum and gallium combine for catalysis

Flame nanoparticle deposition was used to produce robust nanosensors that can detect pesticide residues on apple surfaces within minutes

Nanosensor detects pesticides on fruit in minutes

Sci-Fi Eye: Flat pack flight on the final frontier

A new design for a filter could help remove carbon dioxide from flue gas emissions and air

Textile filter could advance carbon capture tech

The research aims to improve a next-generation AI-based rail safety device, the prototype of which is currently in operation on a UK Network Rail-operated level crossing

Leicester study compares human hazard perception with AI

NTU scientists have developed a stretchable and waterproof ‘fabric’ that turns energy generated from body movements into electrical energy

Fabric generates electricity from movement

Comment: rightshoring - not onshoring - is key to supply chain resilience

Fibres developed at developed at The University of Texas at Austin and Penn State University can be used as muscle-like structures in robots

Fibre actuator shows potential for robotics

Formation ageing and test is one of the most heavily automated stages within the facility

On the charge: How UKBIC is helping to accelerate the UK's battery manufacturing ambitions