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For real-time trackside accuracy, Monolith validates it models against actual performance outcomes as they're deployed

PREMA Racing partners with Monolith to boost IndyCar performance

Currently, there is no way to measure neural activity during early neural development

Soft Implant could further understanding of the brain

Scientists have developed a low-cost, durable, highly-sensitive robotic ‘skin’ that can be added to robotic hands like a glove, enabling robots to detect information about their surroundings in a way that’s similar to humans

Flexible robotic skin brings sense of touch to robots

At the heart of the competition is the Dallara Super Formula SF23, a next-generation open-wheel race car that was autonomised for A2RL

Autumn return for A2RL autonomous motor racing

At the heart of the Royal Academy’s work is a commitment to “engineering better lives”

Landmark European conference set for Belfast

Inclusivity Group: Staff and learners have joined forces to film the #imincluded video

In-Comm Training launches #imincluded diversity campaign

Artist's impression of Gravitricity's H2 FlexiStore in-situ

National Gas receives funding to develop Gravitricity underground hydrogen storage system

From left to right, Kea-Tiong (Samuel) Tang, IEEE CASS vice president; Joseph Cavallaro; Xinghe (Mark) Chen; Brendan Hlibok; Wendy Tan; Ali Nik-Ahd (on phone); Didi Zhou; and An-Yeu (Andy) Wu, IEEE CASS president-elect

Rice team wins IEEE award for VR haptic bracelet

Heating accounts for over 21 per cent of Britain’s air pollution and 37 per cent of total carbon emissions

1Energy secures GHNF funding for Oxford heat network

Investment in regular training and reskilling is essential for unlocking the potential of the existing workforce

Comment: Bridging the skills gap in UK manufacturing

Artist’s impression of SZC

Sizewell C and Rolls-Royce SMR announcements herald 'golden age of nuclear’ for UK

Babcock taps AR for new welding school