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Anti-icing and de-icing film generates its own heat

Dr Mahmoud Wagih with the new thermistor

Collaboration develops flexible thermistor with wireless radio frequency interface

Over the next decade, virtualisation and digitalisation will rapidly transform the UK’s industrial strategy

Comment: Printing Prosperity - getting Britain’s world-class research to commercial success

NASA’s X-59 quiet supersonic research aircraft sits on the apron outside Lockheed Martin’s Skunk Works facility at dawn in Palmdale, California.

NASA and Lockheed Martin unveil quiet supersonic aircraft

Aerial view on Barrage de la Rance in Brittany

Tidal range schemes could protect against sea level rise

The new multi-million-pound Isambard-AI supercomputer will serve as a national resource and help spearhead AI innovation and scientific discovery

Lift Off: The gravity-defying ascent of Space in the South West

Artist’s impression of SZC

Sizewell C initiates Development Consent Order

Northumbrian Water covers an area of 9,400km2

Water quality monitored with drone flights

Comment: Is 2024 the year digital comes of age for naval?

When the charged particles from a coronal mass ejection hit the Earth’s atmosphere, they cause a geomagnetic storm that can disrupt radio transmissions and damage power lines

Sci-Fi Eye: The wrong kind of sunshine

When placed on the surface of the brain, this thin, flexible implant enables researchers to capture high-resolution information about neural activity deep inside the brain without damaging its delicate tissue

Transparent implant takes deep neural recordings from surface of brain

Stanlow refinery from the air

Essar teams with Elessent for Stanlow carbon capture