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EngUK report highlights growth in green skills demand

Traditional methods of estimating glacier discharge involve water depth measurements, a physically demanding task that requires wading into the fast flowing, freezing cold water

Acoustic signals provide alternative method of monitoring glacial runoff

Comment: Hands free to hearing health - the relentless rise of earbuds

A wearable ultrasonic-system-on-patch for deep tissue monitoring

Wearable ultrasonic sensor monitors people on the move

Engraved portrait of Thomas Telford published on front cover of: Atlas to the Life of Thomas Telford - Civil Engineer in 1838

Late great engineers: Thomas Telford - the ‘Colossus of Roads’

Swift can be incorporated into the design of a new crew transfer vessel or retrofitted into existing vessels

Swift system pulls people to safety in under a minute

Pembroke CCGT Power Station

RWE to develop UK carbon capture projects

(left to right): NUS CA2DM researchers Dr Govindan Kutty Rajendran Nair, Dr Sergio G. Echeverrigaray, and Dr Yang Jie working in the dry room of the CBMM-CA2DM Advanced Battery Laboratory

Niobium-graphene batteries offer challenge to lithium-ion

The headquarters of the Manufacturing Technology Centre in Coventry, England.

Sponsored post: Fine-Tuning the Factory - A Simulation App Helps Optimise an Additive Manufacturing Facility

Comment: Using data to transform the agriculture industry

UK and Norway to collaborate on subsea threats

University of Houston researcher holding a newly developed piezoelectric sensor that has been proven to work at extremely high temperatures

New sensor works at high temperatures in extreme environments