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Record-breaking pour of Earth Friendly Concrete complete at London Power Tunnels project

Seamless door-to-door ridesharing aims to change private car use

May 1866: Lighting the way for mine safety

Comment: Driving diversity in crash testing with virtual modelling

Wisk's 6th generation eVTOL air taxi

Wisk Aero and Japan Airlines partner on autonomous flight

Bramble Energy secures £12m for hydrogen bus

Graphene-based conductive hydrogels show promise for implantable bioelectrodes

Wound sensor for diabetic ulcers could reduce amputations

AI that identifies the location and expression of proteins could provide boost to drug development

Oxford puts faith in HYER Power for H2 range extension

Comment: Engineering's skills gap demands a radical solution

The devices combine insect-inspired nanostructured foils with highly sensitive flexible electronics. Here the device prototypes are applied to commercially available spinal implants and displayed on a spine model.

Smart coatings monitor strain and kill bacteria on orthopaedic implants