A surgical dressing that becomes electrically active on contact with bodily fluids could help to can prevent infections and combat antibiotic resistance.
More than £15m has been awarded to UK institutions to deliver the software ‘brain’ of the Square Kilometre Array Observatory (SKAO)’s radio telescopes.
Boeing’s Automated Aerial Refuelling programme has demonstrated an unmanned air vehicle's ability to autonomously maintain a steady refuelling station behind a tanker aircraft.
SynHiSel, a £9m multi-university project to develop new chemical processing technology, aims to save 100 million tonnes in annual CO2 emissions and £3.5bn in energy costs worldwide.
A new report has found that almost three quarters of people (71 per cent) believe the contribution of engineers to society is undervalued and that they deserve more recognition.
Researchers in the US are set to employ super-radiance, a quantum optical phenomenon, to advance super-resolution imaging and single-molecule tracking.
Human trials are set to take place using iTraXS, the world’s first optical fibre sensor-equipped endotracheal tube designed to reduce risks associated with breathing through a mechanical ventilator.
Leaders in engineering environments can improve workplace safety in a way that has a real impact on competency and, ultimately, the bottom line, says Aisling Miller, head of product - Training &...
