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HORIBA MIRA's £4m driving simulator centre has been designed to speed up automotive testing and reduce development costs

Positive feedback: At the wheel of HORIBA MIRA's advanced driving simulator

The plaster developed by NTU Singapore researchers comprises microlaser sensors embedded in liquid crystal droplets. The sensors are customised to pick up three different types of biomarkers (lactate, glucose, urea). A different coloured liquid crystal dot on the plaster distinguishes each biomarker

Light-based sensor painlessly monitors biomarkers

Novel carbon storage technique ‘fastest of its kind’

SAFs are a drop-in alternative to conventional petroleum-derived hydrocarbons

Ricardo to lead creation of EU SAF Clearing House

Reeves outlines plan to ‘rebuild Britain’ after dark night

A satellite view of the Earth is particularly useful for analysing geographical terrain, road alignments, and irrigation systems

Comment: Remote sensing in civil engineering - improving efficiency and accuracy

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Texas firm Apptronik is collaborating with Mercedes-Benz to explore potential applications of its Apollo humanoid robot

Robot recruits: human-shaped solutions to the global labour shortage

Altilium and Connected Energy to extend lifecycle of EV batteries

UK Steel calls for action on energy bills as sector electrifies

New car market reaches half year ‘million motors’ milestone

University of Toronto Engineering PhD students Rui Kai (Ray) Miao (left) and Panos Papangelakis (right) hold up a new catalyst they designed to convert captured CO2 gas into valuable products. Their version performs well even in the presence of sulphur dioxide, a contaminant that poisons other catalysts

New catalyst offers economical carbon capture and storage