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Around 450 million tonnes of plastic waste is generated globally each year, with less than 10 per cent recycled

How advances in alternative plastics could help address the waste crisis

Data centre energy demand could top 1,000TWh by 2026, according to the IEA

Graphene memory tech could cut data centre energy use

Government urged to prioritise AI sustainability

Some areas of the country are far more reliant on manufacturing than others

Comment: Why Britain still needs a Manufacturing Minister

Ibaizabal’s Montesperanza oil tanker is one of the project's five full-scale demonstrators

Lloyd's Register joins project to protect marine habitats

Circular ecosystem vital for better EV recycling

Reactor Pressure Vessel (RPV) being lowered into reactor pit at Hinkley Point C

‘Archaic rules’ torn up to green light new nuclear

Surplus MoD assets contain strategic metals, including high quality steel, aluminium, and titanium

RAF Tornado parts find new life on Tempest

The As.10 Oxford - produced by Shute's aircraft company Airspeed - saw widespread use during WW2

Late great engineers: Nevil Shute Norway - a very novel design engineer

L-R Yann LeCun, Bill Dally and Yoshua Bengio have been announced as three of the seven winners of the 2025 Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering for their seminal contributions to the field of Modern Machine Learning, which is driving the progress of AI around the world. Geoffrey Hinton, John Hopfield, Jensen Huang and Fei-Fei Li will also share the award

QEPrize awarded to AI pioneers

Reed’s analysis shows an average advertised salary growth of 3.3

Salaries not keeping up with inflation and cost of living - survey

Cavendish and Boccard join GE’s SMR programme