Senior reporter The prospect of a UK spaceport being built has generated plenty of public excitement but does it actually make sense for the aerospace industry?

News editorEnvironmental and skills concerns add to the doubts over the future of the High Speed 2 project

A multidisciplinary US team develops a system to rapidly, cheaply and accurately diagnose diseases with similar symptoms

Automotive Engineers are increasingly turning to semi-active suspension systems to optimise the balance between ride and handling. Chris Pickering reports. 

Mark Gray, Sales Manager UK&I, Universal Robots discusses how the UK government could use automation, and more specifically Cobot technology, to meet its COVID-19 testing targets

The Schaeffler Group has developed a new, mixed iron oxide coating for cylindrical roller bearings, which provides increased resistance to slippage during alternating, low load conditions,...

Defence  - which brings in one of the widest ranges of engineering disciplines of any sector - offers graduates a host of opportunities at the cutting edge of technology

Oxford University researchers have led a project to train a machine learning model in outer space on board a satellite.

What began in 1945 as a one-man business based on a simple idea is now part of the industrial landscape: we’re talking about the Austrian family-owned company Fronius, which has grown over the past...