Roads that generate electricity from passing cars and lorries are part of a UK project aiming to introduce so-called smart infrastructure onto local road networks.
Babcock is to acquire Avincis, a supplier of helicopter and fixed-wing emergency services, from Investindustrial and KKR for approximately €2bn.
Physiotherapists could soon benefit from techniques used in Formula One to more accurately diagnose and treat patients with neuromusculoskeletal conditions.
UK researchers are developing a heads-up display (HUD) for drivers that uses 3D holograms to represent hazards and road signs which are obstructed from view.
Brunel University is to host a £9m metal engineering centre aimed at advancing new ways of manufacturing and using metals more sustainably and cost effectively.
Grundfos can help food and beverage industries meet their strict hygienic requirements with the cost effective F&B Hygia, single stage end suction centrifugal pumps.
Bp is pulling out of Russian state-owned oil and gas company Rosneft following Moscow’s decision to invade Ukraine.
A development in the US could lead to computer chips capable of transporting digital information at light speed.
A failure to consider and protect against human error has been cited as a reason for the in-flight break up of SpaceShipTwo, a commercial space vehicle built by Scaled Composites for Virgin Galactic.
