If ever a technology has emerged ready-made for the world of sport, the drone is surely it. Remote-control quadcopters have, in recent years, been used for everything from industrial inspection to...

Concerns over whether the UK has the skills base to meet energy targets has led to a range of new offerings from universities

Ceres Power’s solid oxide cell technology holds enormous promise for powering a cleaner future. Chief product officer Nick Lawrence spoke to  Andrew Wade about how to get there.  

A team of UK engineers plans to help prove the sceptics wrong and show that hypersonic flight could revolutionise aviation. Stuart Nathan reports.

The Engineer was given early access to the Large Hadron Collider at CERN, before its scheduled launch in 2007.

The 2006 Israeli offensive in Lebanon led to an enormous oil slick, and prompted The Engineer to take a look at the role technology can play in cleaning up oil spills. By Niall Firth

Engineers can expertly collaborate with AI to achieve exponentially greater outcomes, says Adam Auerbach, VP, DevTestSecOps Practice at EPAM Systems, Inc.

The demand for greater profits means good process control strategies are essential to manufacturers and producers in a wide range of sectors. Colin Carter reports.

A system that will allow participants in virtual conferences to express and interpret non-verbal communication is being developed by an academic/industry consortium.

Can the first plug-in hybrid Mini offer the best of both worlds or is it suited only to the school run?