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AWARD WINNING COMPACT CONDUCTIVITY SENSOR

Graphene-based conductive hydrogels show promise for implantable bioelectrodes

Wound sensor for diabetic ulcers could reduce amputations

AI that identifies the location and expression of proteins could provide boost to drug development

Oxford puts faith in HYER Power for H2 range extension

Comment: Engineering's skills gap demands a radical solution

The devices combine insect-inspired nanostructured foils with highly sensitive flexible electronics. Here the device prototypes are applied to commercially available spinal implants and displayed on a spine model.

Smart coatings monitor strain and kill bacteria on orthopaedic implants

Work underway at Orbex’s Sutherland Spaceport

LEVC gets in lane for e-mobility solutions

Space tech maps heat loss in housing over Leeds

During experiments, researchers observed an engineered strain of the bacteria Streptomyces as it produced cyclopropanes, high-energy molecules that could be used in the sustainable production of novel bioactive compounds and advanced biofuels

Microbes could advance green biomanufacturing

Young engineers have played a major role in shaping the MANifesto

Manufacturing group launches MANifesto for global competitiveness