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A textile logic gate, part of Rice University engineers’ design of fluidic logic for garments to help people with functional limitations perform tasks without electronic assistance

Pneumatic circuits embedded into fabric to create assistive apparel

Timber cities could hold key to sustainable future

Comment: How simulation technology is pushing cycling to new levels

Last week's Poll: should the UK water industry be renationalised?

An organic polymer membrane developed my KAUST scientists offers a greener and more sustainable way to separate hydrocarbon mixtures

Polymer-based membranes selectively separate hydrocarbons

Comment: We need a more secure supply chain if we are to achieve net zero

Anoop Rajappan, left, and Daniel Preston of Rice University set up an experiment with their fabric air pump. The lab developed its textile-based energy harvesting shoe able to power assistive devices for people with disabilities

Rice team’s extra limb powered by compressed air

Artemis I postponed due to engine bleed issues

Solar farms hit by planning refusals

UK car production continues gradual improvement

L-R: Bas Sujis (ULC-Energy), Sophie Macfarlane-Smith (Rolls-Royce SMR), Joanna Roper CMG (UK Ambassador to the Netherlands), Alan Woods (Rolls-Royce SMR), Dirk Rabelink (ULC-Energy)

Rolls-Royce SMR to deploy Small Modular Reactors in the Netherlands

NASA’s Artemis I ready for launch