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New metal extraction technique could offer an eco-friendly solution for battery waste

UC San Diego PhD candidate Grayson Deysher is first author of the paper outlining the team’s work

Team develops world’s first anode-free sodium solid-state battery

Why advanced TEM is set to supercharge materials research

Stellar judging panel announced for ninth annual collaborate to innovate awards

Capture from FLOWIC's VR suite showing a subsea view of a floating wind turbine

Buoyant future: How Aberdeen's FLOWIC facility aims to turbocharge the UK's floating offshore wind sector

Guest blog: How RS is helping to inspire tomorrow's engineers through the LEGO League

Left: Evaluation of the effect of the assistance on the activity of the biceps muscle while lifting a weight of 5kg. Results showed that on average the muscle activity was reduced by 39 per cent with assistance compared to the condition without wearing the device. Middle: Demonstration of high assistive force: the muscle can lift a 20kg object 18mm off the ground. Right: Proof-of-concept demonstration of wearable robot application to assist ankle plantar flexion

Portable engine powers artificial muscles in assistive devices

Smart sleeve stitching captures arm movement

Sunswap and MAN Truck & Bus showcase a fully electric transport combination

83 per cent of respondents (contractors, consultants and developers) identify policy and economic uncertainty as major investment stumbling blocks

Pro-development policy vital for construction industry - survey

Sponsored content: Wärtsilä’s 100Bond® White Metal Technology: Revolutionizing Industrial Bearings

McMurtry is now on the cusp of launching the Spéirling Pure, a track-ready version available to the public for a cool £1 million.

How About:Energy is helping McMurtry take on electric track records