Hydrogen’s role in the net zero transition is hotly debated. Melissa Bradshaw spoke to Professor Tim Mays about the key engineering challenges surrounding production, storage and use across industry.

Whilst steel is key to our low carbon future, its production is a leading cause of global CO2 emissions. The Engineer spoke to a panel of experts about progress in the development of so-called green...

We asked female engineers from some of the UK’s most exciting areas about their routes into industry, how they feel their gender has affected their career, and what they think industry should be doing...

How an autonomous submersible with a difference could pave the way for a future mission to seek out life in lakes beneath the ice on one of Jupiter’s moons. Niall Firth reports.

Comet calls: Our panel answers questions on the recent Rosetta mission, which landed a probe on a 4km-wide comet

ESA’s planned launch of a permanent X-ray observatory to pick up faint background radiation could help answer questions about the mysteries of deep space that have baffled scientists for years. Niall...

With the UK poised to embark on a new era of nuclear energy, what technologies will be used in the next generation of reactors? Stuart Nathan examines the options.

Formula One fans can look forward to more cut and thrust on the track as new rules turn the sport into a laboratory for hybrid vehicles and help protect it from green critics. Dan Thisdell reports

The future of the airship did not go down with the Hindenburg. A new generation of these magnificent flying machines is about to be used for communications, military surveillance and more. Niall Firth...

The Bloodhound supersonic vehicle has been a virtual car for the past six or seven years but come the end of July the finished car will be rolled out for the first runway tests at Newquay Airport