Scientists at Southampton University have used rapid prototyping to create an aircraft that will be used to study the Earth’s atmosphere.
Air Products has agreed to pay $1.485m in civil penalties to resolve hazardous waste mismanagement violations at its Pasadena, Texas, chemical manufacturing facility.
The entry deadline for The Engineer's ninth annual Collaborate To Innovate awards (C2I) has been extended to midnight on Friday 11th October.
A prosthetic hand that provides sensory feedback is one of three projects to share £5.3m in funding to develop assistive and rehabilitative devices.
SENSONICSSensonics Ltd has announced plans to update its long-established Sentry Overspeed Protection System that is designed to deal with turbine overspeed promblems and trip failures in the power...
A world first facility that uses beams of charged particles to examine materials at an unprecedented microscopic level is to be established at Surrey University.
Breathalyser technology able to rapidly diagnose tuberculosis and lung cancer could one day find its way into doctors’ surgeries, thanks to work carried out by engineers from Siemens in Germany.
A specially adapted 3D printer has been used to create biomaterials from multiple sources, an advance that could lead to bioprinting complex artificial tissues on-demand.
A high-precision engineering firm in Glasgow is to produce the wheels for Bloodhound SSC, the vehicle aiming to break the land-speed record.
UK Research and Innovation has allocated £16.7m to 10 projects aiming to develop the self-sufficiency of Britain’s power electronics, machines and drives (PEMD) supply chains.