Government funding has been granted to accelerate the development of an offshore personnel-access system.
Worn pulley grooves can be the direct cause of frequent belt replacements and drops in energy efficiency. A free gauge can ensure that they are up to scratch.
An algorithm that analyses MRI scans could be the key to a new method for diagnosing Parkinson's disease, according to researchers at Nottingham University.
A new forensic technology could eventually help trace designer drugs to their point of manufacture.
Around 1,000 jobs are to be created in the UK following Bentley’s decision to develop its first sports utility vehicle (SUV) at its base in Crewe.
Researchers from Georgia Tech have been working on a fabric that harvests energy from both sunshine and motion, which could be used to generate power in the field.
A new careers resource from The Engineer aims to help educate and inspire engineering students about the career opportunities that await across industry.
Are carbon-intensive manufacturers in the aerospace and automotive sectors ready to press ahead with plans to decarbonise their sourcing strategies and production processes, asks Paul Adams, director...
Researchers in Switzerland have developed a catalyst to encourage solar-driven electrochemical reduction of CO2 to fuels and chemicals, a development that could help close the anthropogenic carbon...
