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The glass fibres are woven through the fabric at regular intervals (left). A transmitter (T) passes acoustic waves through the glass fibres, while the receiver (R) measures the waves at the other end. Integration of SonoTextiles for creating smart T-shirts (right)

SonoTextiles turn fabrics into smart sensors

Stacks can be scaled up into containerised MW-sized solutions

Interview with Ceres Power's Nick Lawrence

WildFusion from Duke University helps robots navigate forests and disaster zones using AI, touch, sound, LiDAR, and deep learning fusion

WildFusion helps robot traverse difficult terrain

Jenny Roberts and Philip Donkersley with a BeeBox

3D-printed BeeBox provides home to bumble bee colonies

Gibeon meteorite, National Museum of Natural History, Washington DC

Laser ultrasound tests space rock stiffness

Artemis electric hydrofoil vessel arrives In Orkney

Zero-emissions Artemis EF-12 ferry begins trials in Orkney

Report shows global youth lacking green skills

Demands of the curriculum are the biggest barrier to delivering a practical science lesson

National curriculum limits practical science lessons - report

The Engineer’s tenth annual Collaborate To Innovate awards opens for entries

Comment: Lessons from the Iberian grid outage

KAUST's new hydrogen sensor is ultra-sensitive, fast, and energy-efficient. It can detect 192 ppb hydrogen in complex gas mixtures in under a second

Ultra-sensitive hydrogen sensor outperforms commercial detectors

Yasa powers up e-motor production capacity