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Fluids such as blood have non-Newtonian properties, so their viscosity changes depending on the stress applied by the swimming body

Movement of microswimmers is key to targeted drug delivery

Promoted Content: AI-Powered Virtual Twins for Assets in Operation

Schneider Electric is building a new £42m manufacturing facility in Scarborough, North Yorkshire, set to open in early 2025

Graduate Employer Profile: Schneider Electric

AI can contribute to 25 per cent growth and 60 per cent productivity gains by 2030

Comment: AI is a driver of growth and productivity

Researchers used artificial intelligence to analyse over one million ECGs from 180,000 patients

AI model identifies women at risk of heart disease

Liam Ashton, a Pre Construction Engineer at Alpine Fire

Q&A: Considering a different discipline after Graduation

A robot observes its reflection in a mirror, learning its own morphology and kinematics for autonomous self-simulation. The process highlights the intersection of vision-based learning and robotics, where the robot refines its movements and predicts its spatial motion through self-observation

Robots learn resilience by observing their motions

Charlotte Vieillard, Senior Ceramic Technologist at SKF

The Ceramic Revolution

UK defence spending will rise to 2.5 per cent of GDP from April 2027

Prime minister announces increase in defence spending

Renewables: A Sector Guide for Engineering Students

Promoted content: Reaping the Benefits of AI-guided and Collaborative Product Part Intelligence

Comment: Industry must prioritise environmentally responsible adoption of Gen AI