Growth in the UK’s renewable energy sector is set to result in an increased demand for a wide range of engineering skills
Thousands of actuator motors and sensors will enable the European Extremely Large Telescope to focus light generated light years away into a clear visual image.
In an exciting development for professionals in the electrical, HVAC, and industrial sectors, Extech has just announced the launch of its new series of measurement tools. This latest offering includes...
A team of engineers has undertaken a challenge to rebuild reliable, error-free software for a vault access control system.
The Shellshock bug has highlighted just how vulnerable the Internet of Things is to attack — but are manufacturers taking cyber threats seriously?
Chris Pickering speaks to Prodrive’s chief engineer for structures and analysis to find out how the company is using the latest simulation techniques to speed up its development process.
University of Utah researchers have used enzymes to generate ammonia at room temperature, a process that also generates a small electrical current.
Airborne hazards such as sulphur dioxide and benzene could be identified instantly and at a safe distance thanks to a portable device developed in Singapore.
An international research team led by University at Buffalo engineers has developed nanotechnology that promises to make surface-enhanced Raman spectroscopy (SERS) simpler and more affordable.
At least $12 trillion could be saved globally by switching to a decarbonised energy system by around 2050, a peer-reviewed study by Oxford University researchers has found.
