ETH Zurich spinout Synhelion has inaugurated what is claimed to be the world’s first industrial-scale solar fuels plant, using sunlight to produce synthetic fuels.
Sewage pumping stations are used by waste water utility companies to transport raw sewage from residential and commercial areas to the central treatment works.
UK political uncertainty, particularly around Brexit, has dented British manufacturing’s appetite to invest in new plant and machinery, according to a study published by EEF and Santander.
A tidal turbine is to be installed alongside the HQS Wellington in the River Thames in order to trial the technology over a two-month period.
The majority of readers think that teachers need help to improve their understanding of engineering so they can introduce the discipline to their pupils.
Confidence amongst business leaders in the engineering sector is continuing to erode, according to recent research by the Chartered Management Institute.
A chemotherapy delivery system that combines ultrasound and MRI has been shown to increase dosage to tumours while potentially limiting harmful side effects.
A pioneering experiment using ice could prove to be the way forward for removing iron from water mains, according to Bristol University researchers.
The Iain Gray Column As our urban areas struggle to cope with a welter of pressures, future cities need to be accompanied by a holistic philosophy
British marque Mini is using the latest manufacturing methods to bring true personalisation to the mainstream car market, writes Chris Pickering
