Medical nanobots have begun to emerge from the realm of science fiction into fact, inspired by lessons learned from the biological sphere. Stuart Nathan reports

The daunting task of clearing landmines that litter the fields of an estimated 62 countries in the world is being supported with a new technical solution developed by a British engineering...

How important is the elephant dung ball? Dave Wilson reveals all.

The Insight section in this issue of The Engineer features the Stealth rollercoaster, Europe's tallest white-knuckle ride and a remarkable feat of engineering.

Researchers have found that trust between humans and robots is improved when movement between both is harmonised, a finding with implications for future human-robot teams.

Holder of one of the most valuable patents ever issued, Alexander Graham Bell is credited with the invention of the telephone. But it’s a story that still causes controversy today. Written by Nick...