Local authorities should focus more on the quality of recycled material such as paper, glass and plastics, rather than simply the quantity, says the Institute of Civil Engineers (ICE).
Researchers at Bristol University have discovered a way of improving the accuracy of medical needle-use in surgical simulation.
The ScanEagle unmanned aerial vehicle, developed by Boeing and The Insitu Group, recently demonstrated new maritime capabilities for the UK’s Ministry of Defence off the Scottish coast.
Micro-Epsilon has launched a new version of its popular 3D laser profile scanner, the scanCONTROL 2700, which is now available with an Ethernet interface as standard. FireWire is still available if...
Glasgow University is leading a new project to develop green electronics for connected farming, including biodegradable crop sensors and organic photovoltaics.
The European CAPANINA research consortium, led by the University of York, has made a significant step forward in perfecting a broadband system following high altitude trials in northern Sweden.
The Generics group has announced a 28% increase in turnover for the first half of 2005.
Features editorThere’s a great deal to be optimistic about, and engineers should look on the bright side. So just for once, let’s stop complaining.
Swansea Bay tidal lagoon is set to go ahead after a government report recommended the technology plays a role in the UK’s energy mix.
A nanoparticle commonly used in industry could have a damaging effect on plant life, according to a report by an environmental scientist at New Jersey Institute of Technology.
