Bringing forward the ban on the sale of internal combustion engine vehicles to 2030 means the push to innovate to meet consumer demand for battery-electric vehicles (BEVs) is set to accelerate...

An EU project is to investigate how to prevent the buildup of organisms on surfaces under marine conditions, for example on ships’ hulls.

Rolls-Royce has been awarded $150m to deliver a further eight RB211 industrial gas turbines to TOTAL’s Nigerian offshore oil and gas fields.

NASA researchers are evaluating new flight-control software that will give UAVs the ability to autonomously react to obstacles as they fly pre-programmed missions.

Researchers working on Europe’s most advanced humanoid robot hope to bring its intelligence up to the standard of its Japanese rivals. Jon Excell reports

Scotland-based Elonics has recently acquired more than $1m in funding to help it develop the infrastructure required to support its growing global customer base.

To avoid losing patent rights to their developments, engineers should work closely with advisers throughout the research process, says Karl Barnfather

As National Apprenticeship Week kicks off, Mike McNicholas, AtkinsRéalis Managing Director – Infrastructure, UK & Ireland, believes the UK needs to adapt to a changing careers landscape.   

Researchers at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute have won a $1.6m federal grant to develop new ways to make a key component of the fuel cell.

Volvo Cars is investing around €1.2bn in a new European manufacturing plant dedicated to producing up to 250,000 electric cars a year.