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Stretchy wearable electronic device developed at University of Washington

Super stretchy wearable converts body heat to electricity

About 550 people are diagnosed with osteosarcoma in the UK each year

Bioactive glasses combined with gallium for potential bone cancer treatment

Thales in the UK the first industry partner to take on the challenge of developing a prototype from the winning design in collaboration with Primary Engineer

The Engineer Q&A: Primary Engineer – inspiring the next generation

Robotic surgery has improved healthcare outcomes in Scotland

Comment: Robotic innovation is helping NHS Scotland deliver better healthcare

Participants will wear three types of sleep trackers for a week-long sleep study

Sleep trackers and AI used to predict early signs of Alzheimer’s

Register now for our online panel session exploring transferable skills into the UK defence sector

As more and more clean energy assets are deployed the ability to store their intermittent output becomes increasingly vital

Unlocking net zero with long-duration energy storage

An artist’s rendering of Quarterhorse Mk 2, Hermeus’ next aircraft that will fly at supersonic speeds

New hypersonic test facility opens in Florida

The WEDUSEA project will demonstrate a grid connected 1MW OE35 floating wave energy converter

EU accepts innovative wave energy project

The mission was conducted at depths ranging from 50m to 3400m

New milestone for HUGIN Endurance Autonomous Underwater Vehicle

Swansea study sheds light on agrivoltaics efficiency

By integrating cellulose into the silk-based fibrils that could be formed into a thin membrane, and then tuning the electrical charge of the cellulose, the researchers produced a material that was highly effective at removing contaminants in lab tests. Pictured is an example of the filter

Silk and cellulose membrane filters PFAS from water