Manufacturers have a huge role to play in driving the transition to net zero, and PTC's technology and solutions can help them achieve this writes Jessica Twentyman

If the UK wants to be a world leader in AI, it needs to build and own its foundations, says Walter Goodwin, CEO and Founder of Fractile.

'STEM by stealth' has helped raise science capital in an area of London where youngsters can feel estranged from the mainstream

Engineering companies across Britain are working hard to tap a potentially huge and under used resource of skills, which could prove vital to their success and survival. 

Our secret blogger asks whether engineering firms are in danger of sacrificing design quality in the relentless rush to get a product to market?

MIT researchers led by Prof Elazer R Edelman aim to develop surgical adhesives that are tailored to specific tissues of the body.

Fluor Daniel Caribbean was recently ordered to pay $28.8 million to the developer of a resort hotel project in the Cayman Islands.

New research from businesslink.gov.uk has found that businesses consider time to be the key barrier to implementing a full health and safety policy.

Princeton University electrical engineers are using lasers to shed light on the behaviour of superfluids, unusual frictionless liquids that are difficult to create and study

Equipmake has launched Jewel E, an electric double decker bus that is joining a market set to grow to one million vehicles per annum by 2030.