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An advanced e-skin prototype that has soft electronic circuits integrated with commercial hardware, which can be produced at NTU’s new pilot laboratory for soft electronics
Electronics

Pilot lab pioneers gesture control over robots

Renewables

Floating wind farm development in Celtic Sea offers economic boost for UK

Manufacturing

ETG announced as headline sponsor for 2024 EMAs

Simulation of a busy urban environment with vehicles connected to various communication systems
Communications

AI and 6G technologies developed for safe interconnected mobility

Energy & environment

OASE white agreement boost for H2Teesside

Automotive

Microwave HVAC system promises EV range boost

Energy & environment

Funding puts GeoPura on course to accelerate green hydrogen expansion

The Singapore team behind the innovation. From left: Dr Zou Guijin, research fellow from the Institute of High Performance Computing, Agency for Science, Technology and Research; Prof Gao Huajian of NTU’s School of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering; Prof Chen Xiaodong of NTU’s School of Materials Science and Engineering and Dr Yi Junqi, research fellow from NTU’s School of Materials Science and Engineering and NTU’s Institute for Digital Molecular Analytics and Science
Materials

Spider-silk inspires flexible electrode implant

Farm worker tends to cornfield in Kenya
Sensors

Ancient printing method informs development of low-cost soil sensor

Medical & healthcare

Electrospinning technique creates scaffolds for wound healing

Automotive

Oxford study shows UK offshoring emissions via used cars

NIS MD Dave Carns speaking at the launch
Skills & careers

New rail training academy opens in the Midlands