Disappointing exploration results, high costs and reghulatory uncertainty have led Royal Dutch Shell to abandon its eight-year quest to harvest oil from the Arctic seas off Alaska
The desire to ensure that companies in the engineering sector employ people of diverse genders, sexualities, social background, religion and ethnic origin continues to be a hot topic.
Texas-based Marathon Oil is to sell its Irish subsidiary to the Star Energy Group, a wholly owned subsidiary of Petronas, for $180m.
The fast-moving field of 3D bioprinting has the potential to revolutionise healthcare. The Engineer spoke to two engineers at the forefront of this exciting new technology frontier
A laser scanner designed to detect cancer-causing compounds in products could help to prevent toxic substances entering the food chain.
Rolls-Royce has won two additional contracts from PetroChina for power systems to be installed on the 4000km-long West to East Gas Pipeline Project in China.
More than 50 airports across Norway and Sweden are set to participate in a pilot project to test the feasibility of hydrogen-powered regional flight in Scandinavia.
In the future, drivers may only have to glance at the dashboard to see the pollution discharged out of their vehicle's exhausts.
The UK’s manufacturing sector, spurred on by growth in export orders, is set to lead the continuing economic recovery in 2011, according to a report published today.
Bio-based microcapsules have been added to asphalt to make roads that self-heal when cracks occur, an advance that could address the UK’s £143m pothole problem.
