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News

MPI will utilise Intellegens' advanced Alchemite machine learning suite
Materials

Collaboration to reduce development time of electric arc furnaces

Oxa driven Ford E-Transit vans and minibuses are now available for integration into commercial fleets
Automotive

Oxa launches autonomous Ford E-Transit for van and minibus modes

An Astute Class submarine leaving the Devonshire Dock Hall at BAE's Barrow site
Defence & security

‘No nuclear risk’ from BAE Barrow fire, say police

Professor Elsa Fouragnan and colleagues working in the Brain Stimulation Laboratory, part of the University of Plymouth's Brain Research and Imaging Centre (BRIC)
Medical & healthcare

Ultrasound technology used as a ‘search and rescue tool’ for the brain

C2I

SheCanEngineer announced as charity partner for 2024 C2I Awards

Webinars

Webinar: Using MODSIM to reduce the bottleneck between CAD and Simulation

Energy & environment

CCC recommends deeper emissions cuts by 2035

Four fifths of companies are looking to ‘digitally upskill’ their staff
Skills & careers

SME manufacturers want government support for digital skills - report

Unbound Potential’s energy storage solution addresses Amazon's challenge of limited solar energy utilisation due to 24/7 operations

Amazon and Unbound Potential to pilot a new type of Redox-Flow battery technology

DELMIA Robotics is an advanced robotics programming and simulation solution
Robotics & UAVs

Sponsored content: DELMIA Robotics Ranks #1 in Offline Programming for Robotics Software

The study assessed the climate costs of emissions using the Environmental Protection Agency’s Social Cost of Carbon standard
Manufacturing

Study assesses climate cost of US manufacturing

The development of tiny, soft and biocompatible batteries to power minimally invasive biomedical devices is of critical importance. Here the authors present a microscale soft rechargeable lithium-ion battery based on the surfactant-supported assembly of silk hydrogel droplets. Scale bar: 400μm
Batteries

Oxford team develops soft hydrogel lithium-ion battery