Intellectual property commercialisation company IP2IPO has added Bristol University to its growing roster of academic partners.
In a development aimed to demonstrate that 3D printing technology for buildings has come of age, Arup has joined forces with CLS Architects to showcase Europe’s first 3D printed house.
The UK’s gas storage capacity is set to rise by 15 per cent after the UK government gave Wingas Storage the go ahead to convert its Saltfleetby onshore gas field into an underground gas storage...
Scottish and Southern Energy plans to opt in to the Large Combustion Plant Directive all of the capacity at its Fiddler's Ferry power station in Cheshire and half of the capacity at its Ferrybridge...
Purdue University is pioneering the development of a surgical system that responds to a surgeon’s hand gestures to control a robotic scrub nurse or command the display of images during an operation.
UK-based mobile applications developer ROK Entertainment Group has launched what it claims to be the worlds first free no-contract mobile-to-mobile voice over internet protocol application.
Engineers at the University of Ulster are taking part in a project to determine how 3D woven textiles can be used to make components for aircraft structures and aeroplane engines.
Unlocking the potential properties of graphene is proving difficult. However, according to US researchers, bacteria could be the key to turning the much-hyped material into a useful semiconductor.
Australia is to boost its Earth observation capabilities following an agreement to access data from NovaSAR-S, a first in class small radar satellite developed by Surrey Satellite Technology Limited.
A spin-out from the Imperial Innovations Group has raised more than £1m of investment to help it develop a new carbon-negative cement that will help to combat global warming.
