MAN Turbo has announced orders totalling approximately €100m for steam turbines to be used at solar power plants and waste-to-energy facilities.

Researchers have designed a rechargeable molten salt metal air battery that may provide an alternative to lithium-ion batteries and could help accelerate the shift to electrified transportation.

Researchers in Taiwan are planning to use grid computing to visualise the motion of earthquakes after they occur. They hope this will cut the time of creating ’shake movies’ from a few hours to just...

This week’s video is brought to you by Insenth, a Chinese company claiming to have developed the world’s first augmented reality display for cyclists.

Researchers at North Carolina State University have developed a new technique to 3D print silicon paste, which relies on the same principles that allow sandcastles to hold together.

Materials science company NaturalNano is to work with the Nylon Corporation of America (NYCOA) to develop a range of nylon nanocomposites with enhanced mechanical properties.

EDF Energy has inked a deal with British Salt to acquire a site to build a new fast cycle underground gas storage facility in Cheshire.

Australian scientists are to lead an initiative to develop standards for sharing information collected by sensors and sensor networks over the internet.

Researchers in the US have turned to squid rings in the development of a coating that encourages materials to repair themselves.

When J Sainsbury’s looked to reduce its energyconsumption by 15%, it enlisted the help of Parasense to implement solutions within the refrigeration infrastructure of selected sites.