US researchers have developed origami-inspired artificial muscles that could allow soft robots to lift objects up to 1,000 times their own weight.  

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The success of the UK's automotive sector is leading to lots of exciting engineering opportunities throughout the supply chain. Evelyn Adams reports

Rolls-Royce and Cambridge University aim to develop laser sensors able to monitor the internal performance of industrial-scale fuel cells.

With fossil fuel supplies dwindling and ever-increasing pressure to be environmentally friendly, we should all be looking to head in the directionof green fuels.

Scientists have found a way to “cork” infinitesimally small nano test tubes, a development that may lead to a better way of delivering drugs.

With employers struggling to recruit suitably qualified engineers at all levels – from recent graduates through to senior staff – the importance of skills and training is at the forefront of...

From light bulbs to connected lighting systems: How Philips Lighting is revolutionising the lighting industry

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