Imperial college students are about to take to the world’s longest road in an all-electric version of the world’s fastest production vehicle. Ellie Zolfagharifard reports
Thousands of jobs are to be created following the decision by India’s Tata Sons to invest over $4bn in a UK gigafactory.
UK manufacturers expect to increase investment and secure skills in response to a long-term industrial strategy, a survey of executives has found.
BAE Systems has been awarded five-year contract that could be worth up to $200m to provide thermal imaging sights for the US Army’s CROWS program.
Research carried out by engineering consultancy Atkins suggests that 68 per cent of infrastructure businesses expect their outlooks to have recovered to pre-crisis levels within 18 months.
The CBI and EEF today responded positively to the news that the Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee has cut the UK bank rate to 1.0 per cent.
People trying to stick to a dietary regime could benefit from a new wrist-worn device that tracks the number of bites taken during meals.
Two projects to research and harness wind energy look set to put windfarms on the European map as a signficant source of power. Niall Firth reports.
A ceramic which is claimed to withstand extreme heat, while remaining non-brittle, could hold the key to a new generation of nuclear reactors. Stuart Nathan explains.
