An accurate and holistic understanding of the carbon and cost impact of each facet of business operations – from product development and procurement, through to production, sales and distribution – is...
Rivelin Robotics is leading a funded project that is set to deliver automated finishing of flight parts, orthopaedic implants and gas turbine components produced using metal additive manufacturing...
Precision sensor manufacturer Micro-Epsilon (UK) Ltd has announced its support for the Manufacturing Institute’s Make It in Manufacturing campaign, in order to help attract more young people into...
With Ineos taking delivery of its first shipment of ethane derived from US shale gas, The Engineer asked whether the UK should be doing more to kickstart its own shale gas industry?
When James Williams started at university, his ambition was to enter the music industry. But he soon realised a highly competitive job in a recording studio wouldn’t provide the challenging lifelong...
A project to instal a carbon capture and storage system onboard an oil tanker has been given approval in principle from the American Bureau of Shipping (ABS), the US ship certification agency.
Microchannel Fischer-Tropsch (FT) technology developed by the Oxford Catalysts Group has been selected for use in a biomass-to-liquids (BTL) project under development in the UK by Solena Fuels...
Educational institutions should continue to demonstrate clear and diverse routes into work that create fulfilling continuous STEM careers, says Rosa Wells, FE Principal and Dean for STEM at University...
Northumbria University has teamed up with Newcastle-based proteomics software firm, Nonlinear Dynamics, in a three-year project that could lead to a breakthrough in the production of biofuels.
Enerpac was granted the contract to perform the stage lifting and lowering of the Beijing Olympics stadium roof as part of the construction process. The entire configuration including the central...
