When Chloe Tindale joined Air Products’ graduate training scheme, she had all the technical knowledge you would expect of a Newcastle University chemical engineering alumnus. But as her career...

NASA has successfully used a heat-activated shape memory alloy to morph an aircraft’s wings in flight tests, an advance with potential benefits for subsonic and future supersonic aircraft.

Medtech innovators are set to take residence in the London Institute Healthcare Engineering (LIHE) where a range of experts will assist in getting technologies through approvals and onto the market.

Dr Hilary Leevers, Chief Executive of EngineeringUK, examines the latest research on the engineering and technology workforce needs, and explains why the need to nurture new talent is more important...

An international team has paired radio-frequency sensing with AI for the first time to identify lip movements, an advance that could herald the next generation of hearing aid.

New research from Deltek has found that while 79 per cent of professional services firms expect to increase investment in emerging technologies, there are ‘significant challenges’ holding back their...

A new report from the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) claims that large new gas plants are not necessary to bridge the UK’s energy gap when coal is phased out.

A new generation of AI-powered robots is being developed at Manchester University as part of an R&D programme to help the UK maintain its leading position in automation technologies.

Tyre manufacturer Falken has released a new design that could cut cabin noise levels by as much as four decibels and drive-by noise levels by up to 10 decibels.

Volvo is partnering with Nanyang Technological University, Singapore to conduct trials of autonomous electric passenger buses in 2019.