Today’s sophisticated sensory monitoring equipment can examine in intricate detail vibration and sound patterns to provide advance warning of costly breakdowns. Colin Carter reports.
Richard Barker, head of energy and environment at the National Physical Laboratory, talks about the need for a rigorous systems level approach to the net zero challenge.
Will Cavendish, Global Digital Services Leader at Arup, explains how digital tools can equip us to deal with the threat of rising city temperatures.
Researchers at Purdue University in the US have developed a modelling approach aiming to help design aircraft capable of handling extreme scenarios such as turbulence.
Products and components need to be traceable after sale and, as Colin Carter explains, proper marking can reduce the potential for theft and counterfeiting
The City should invest more in technology and the government must back SMEs if the UK is to achieve its potential, says Sir Peter Williams.
Entrepreneur and former science minister Lord Drayson today announced the launch of Freevolt, a device that harvests ambient radio frequency (RF) waves to power low-energy connected devices.
An expert panel discusses the challenges, benefits and practicalities of reshoring manufacturing to the UK
EngineeringUK Chief Executive Dr Hilary Leevers champions vocational routes into engineering and considers the much needed support for employers to help deliver the future workforce.
A new technique for detecting forged photographs will help newspapers and magazines check celebrity pictures that might have been doctored to make them more newsworthy.
