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L380 seeks to build on LEVC’s black cab success

Jan 1960: The Dortmund Tower

Navigating the Maze: Overcoming the new Engineering Supply Chain Challenges

The New York Times is currently suing Microsoft and OpenAI, claiming it breached copyright training ChatGPT and similar tools

Comment: Three questions for Data Privacy Week

Designed to operate for 60 years, the BWRX-300 boiling water reactor has an electrical capacity of 300MWe

GE Hitachi Nuclear Energy awarded grant to develop SMR for UK

Sewer heat to be tapped as part of new £80m scheme

Movable seawall for tsunami protection is self-powered and generates electricity

Pictured from left to right: Elliot Baird (GrowUp Farms); Gillon Dobie (GrowUp Farms); Jonathan Grylls (Salinity Solutions); Lewis Penden (GrowUp Farms); and Liam Burlace (Salinity Solutions)

Trial aims to reuse wastewater at vertical farm

An extract from the interactive map viewer showing heating demand in Britain over recorded abandoned coal mine workings

Coal Authority and Ordnance Survey map mine water heat

Comment: Top of the agenda - gender and ethnicity targets in the boardroom

T-Levels combine classroom learning, which includes theory and practical skills, with hands-on training through a 45-day industry placement

Blog: Take your new year’s resolution to the next T-Level

The microfluidic device. Precursor spidroin solution is placed at one end and then pulled towards the other end by means of negative pressure. As the spidroins flow through the microfluidic channels, they are exposed to precise changes in the chemical and physical environment, and self-assemble into silk fibres

Artificial spider silk spun from microfluidic device