Centuries old windmills formerly used to mill grain are being repurposed in project Sailwind 4, an effort to turn these cultural artefacts into power generators.

A new study has shown that it may be possible to use floating turbines to exploit deeper water sites off the coast of the UK where the wind speeds are both higher and more consistent to produce...

City University Hong Kong has turned to Britain in the hope of commercialising a novel series of coatings designed to improve the performance of injection mould tools.

Eurocopter’s X3 hybrid rotorcraft could enable faster flying in the tight budgets of its customers.

Four times bigger than the Goodyear blimp, a high-altitude, helium-filled craft will be able to hover over the same spot for up to a year.

Brown University researchers have used graphene to double the toughness of a ceramic material used to make solid-state lithium ion batteries.

A silicone guide seeded with stem cells could be implanted at a spinal cord injury site to help restore some function to paralysed patients

GE Energy has signed contracts with two developers to supply up to 660 wind turbines for eight projects in the province of Quebec.

A compact method for stabilising lasers that uses a new design to reduce sensitivity to vibration and gravity has been demonstrated in the US.

A sensor placed under the skin is to be used to monitor the glucose levels of diabetes patients in a new study by Southampton clinicians.