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New project to put a damper on noise pollution

The biosensing platform developed by Penn State engineering researchers incorporates two-pass laser induced graphene with commercial transistors to simultaneously test for SARS-CoV-2 and vitamin C

Portable wireless device detects COVID and vitamin C

The microstructure of this femur is clearly visible as a result of SwRI’s super-resolution technology, which uses artificial intelligence to create higher-resolution images from CT scans. Images like this could help physicians better assess fracture risk in patients

AI bone imaging enhances fracture detection in elderly

Microscopic interlocking structures in pterosaur bones could inspire new materials for aircraft

Fossilised Pterosaur bones offer insights into new materials

Autonomous Arctic mothership could aid sea ice study

Oberon satellites will give the UK a sovereign capability

Airbus awarded Oberon satellite contract

Accurate load forecasting depends on real-time data about energy consumption

Comment: Accurate grid data will be vital to the uptake of EVs

Blog: Celebrating engineering apprentices and their employers

BAE Systems is recruiting over 2,400 new apprentice, undergraduate and graduate roles in 2025

Apprenticeships appeal to next generation workers - survey

Cobalt-free tyre studs reduce particle emissions

Drop-casted honey was used as the gate electrolyte,

Artificial vision system uses honey as electrolyte

Monitoring respiratory motion during diagnostic imaging and radiation therapy is necessary for accurate diagnosis and treatment

World first for non-contact respiratory motion monitoring