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The MIT team's device could eliminate the need for patients to constantly measure their glucose levels and inject insulin

Device could pave way for new diabetes treatment

AI pilot can navigate crowded airspace

M.2000-SWM handle - With electrical safety switch and LED indicator light

A team of KAUST catalyst scientists have shown how a molybdenum-based catalyst (pictured above) can play a central role in a process pivotal to the sustainable production of renewable energy and green chemicals

Molybdenum shows role in electrochemical hydride transfer

The ZA2000RJ engine could be powering regional aircraft by the end of this decade

American Airlines looks to H2 with ZeroAvia deal

CamGraPhIC raises over £800,000 to advance graphene-based optical transceivers

Comment: How T Levels can help plug the skills gap in the construction and engineering sector

Manufacturing net zero - TE Net Zero EP3

Building a safe and efficient future for the Food & Drink Manufacturing Industry: The role of norelem’s Hygienic DESIGN standard components

Comment: Machine learning model speed and code optimisation is vital to businesses

EuroBLECH 2022: Your gateway to a smarter future

The wearable neuromorphic chip, made of stretchy semiconductors, can implement AI to process large amounts of health information in real time. Above, Asst. Prof. Sihong Wang shows a single neuromorphic device with three electrodes

Neuromorphic chip marks advance in healthcare wearables