Rolls-Royce has secured a deal worth up to $900m (£612m) to power Saudi Arabian Airlines aircraft using its Trent 700EP engines.
The UK’s first all-electric forecourt has opened near Braintree in Essex, with capacity to provide rapid charging for up to 36 vehicles at once.
Up to £55m is being made available by the Faraday Institution for five UK-based consortia to conduct research into battery chemistries, systems and manufacturing methods.
Chevron Corporation has formed a biofuels business unit to advance technology and pursue commercial opportunities related to the production and distribution of ethanol and biodiesel in the US.
Plants have inspired researchers to develop innovative and efficient nanoparticles that could be used to build the solar panels of the future.
Titan, one of the world’s most advanced scanning/transmission electron microscopes, means UK scientists can for the first time observe in detail the interaction of atoms. George Coupe reports
Computer scientists at Loughborough University have developed a new tool that uses AI to analyse images of wind turbine blades to locate and highlight defects.
A new study suggests a solution to one of the biggest challenges facing the optics and electromagnetics sector - how to produce near-perfect lenses cheaply.
US researchers have designed a computer program that uses artificial intelligence to analyse the features of ultrasound images to help doctors predict whether a woman's cancer has metastasized.
Edinburgh healthcare technology startup snap40 has won a £1m contract from NHS England to further develop what is claimed to be a “game-changing” wearable monitoring device.
