Engineering publications brought to you by Mark Allen

News

Lithium fields in the Atacama desert in Chile, South America
Materials

Penn process extracts lithium quickly at low temperatures

TAU Systems aims to create a commercially viable, compact, and cost-effective accelerator
Policy & business

TAU Systems launches beamtime-as-a-service lab

Due to its unique properties, graphene has potential applications in various fields, including electronics, energy storage, and materials science
Policy & business

Partnership set to produce graphene-based polymers for the hydrogen sector

ITER's tokamak pit
Nuclear

ITER completes superconducting fusion magnet system

Sheffield is one of the UK's leading universities for semiconductor research and hosts the National Epitaxy Facility where the new MBE system will be based
Electronics

UK invests £7m in AI-driven semiconductor research

Energy & environment

UK not prepared for climate impacts, says CCC

According to charity Sense, almost 24,000 deafblind people in the UK are aged 0-19 years old, many of whom were born with a condition that caused the disability since birth
Electronics

Smart textile gloves enable deafblind people to understand live conversations

Workers agreed that they would wear their uniform if it was more comfortable
Policy & business

Comfort is key to correct use of electrical safety uniforms - report

Welding

Fusion reactor safety boosted by breakthrough in weld analysis

The 2D semiconductors market was estimated at $1.021bn in 2024 and is projected to reach $1.560bn by 2031
Electronics

Project to cut AI data centre energy use with 2D semiconductors

Energy & environment

IET report weighs up grid transmission costs

Energy & environment

Experts speculate over cause of Iberian power outages