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Automotive

Going the extra mile: Into the wilderness with Mazda’s rotary-powered range extender

NASA's Artemis 1 uncrewed Orion spacecraft during its 2022 flight around the moon and back
Aerospace

Lunar return: how efforts to get boots back on the moon are gathering pace

Skills & careers

How neuroinclusivity can enhance engineering

Skills & careers

Promoted content: The Welding skill shortage in the UK - inspiring the next generation

The famous arrows of Citroen's logo were inspired by the double herringbone-shaped Polish metal gear system, which André Citroën discovered during a visit to his family in Poland
Automotive

Late great engineers: André Citroën - French automaker supreme

An electric bus developed by UK manufacturer Equipmake
Automotive

Born again: Repowering diesel buses for the electric age

The UK is a top investment market for Blackstone
Energy & environment

Expert Q&A: Decarbonising data centres

Electronics

Interview: Analog Devices' Martin Cotter on maintaining an edge in the dynamic world of semiconductors

Currently, 99 per cent of global hydrogen production is derived from fossil fuels
Energy & environment

Can green methods of production help hydrogen live up to the hype?

Overture, Boom's proposed supersonic airliner
Aerospace

Expert Q&A : Supersonic flight

Skills & careers

Regional skills: Green opportunities in Yorkshire and Humberside

FRITCHLE ELECTRIC CAR ADVERT 1908. Designed by American chemist and entrepreneur Oliver P. Fritchle. The IOO mile refers to his epic 1908 Lincoln to New York endurance run in which he covered 2,900 km (1,800 miles)
Automotive

Late great engineers: Oliver Fritchle - EV pioneer