With new technologies continuously emerging and evolving, companies need to be prepared to innovate and meet the challenge, says Neil Davidson, group vice president, EMEA and APAC, Deltek.

Planetary scientists in the US have modelled how dust from the Moon could potentially be used to shield the Earth from the Sun to mitigate global heating.

An alternative electrode material for brain implants has been shown to be MRI compatible and more durable compared to metal implants.

Our secret blogger asks whether engineering firms are in danger of sacrificing design quality in the relentless rush to get a product to market?

Companies are calling on the government to help recruitment by encouraging more school students to study science subjects. Andrew Lee reports.

Leonardo engineers have created a fully automated end-to-end fighter jet radar array test facility, a development thought to be a world first.

In an effort to develop fracture-resistant cement, researchers at the University of Konstanz in Germany have turned to the humble sea urchin for a solution.  

Researchers in Australia claim to have developed a technology that gives autonomous vehicles ‘x-ray vision’ to detect pedestrians and cyclists in blind spots.

Researchers at the University of Glasgow have launched a virtual reality museum exhibition dedicated to Lord Kelvin to mark 200 years since his birth.

MIT researchers led by Prof Elazer R Edelman aim to develop surgical adhesives that are tailored to specific tissues of the body.