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University of Toronto Engineering PhD students Rui Kai (Ray) Miao (left) and Panos Papangelakis (right) hold up a new catalyst they designed to convert captured CO2 gas into valuable products. Their version performs well even in the presence of sulphur dioxide, a contaminant that poisons other catalysts
Energy & environment

New catalyst offers economical carbon capture and storage

Health & Safety/Security

Engineers encouraged to enter the Safety and Resilience awards

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Sponsored content: CMZ - Multi-turret lathes for precision turning

Civil & structural

London modelling shows ‘cool roofs’ best at beating heat

Jubilant Sir Keir Starmer wins a landslide general election victory
Policy & business

Industry welcomes incoming Labour government

Partnership will develop a robust, redundant sensing platform based on 3D ultrasound
Automotive

Collaboration aims to make autonomous vehicles safer through 3D sound

Energy & environment

Neck-worn air purifier helps tube users breathe easy

Wearable Technology

Flexible and durable bioelectrodes mark advance for healthcare wearables

Energy & environment

Leeds study reveals carbon impact of long distance travel

Batteries

New metal extraction technique could offer an eco-friendly solution for battery waste

UC San Diego PhD candidate Grayson Deysher is first author of the paper outlining the team’s work
Batteries

Team develops world’s first anode-free sodium solid-state battery

C2I

Stellar judging panel announced for ninth annual collaborate to innovate awards