An independent certification received by John Crane EAA for its power transmission couplings has opened the door for these products to be sold to the marine industries market.
Under-voltage cut-out to protect battery from deep discharge.
Texas A&M University and Princeton University physicists recently joined forces to perfect a powerful new weapon to identify anthrax spores.
Up to 600 staff at Honda GP in Brackley, Northamptonshire face possible redundancy, following the Japanese automaker's decision to withdraw from Formula One racing.
To mark International Women in Engineering Day 2020,
The New Zealand Ministry of Defence has awarded Boeing $11.2 million to develop and integrate upgrades to the communications systems of the country's 757 multi-mission military aircraft.
ARC study states that automation services key to market growth
Dutch researchers have developed air-purifying stones that are to be used to pave a section of road in the municipality of Hengelo in the eastern Netherlands.
Researchers in California are reported to have used inkjet printing to make the first fully printed carbon-nanotube-based electronic circuits.
Britain’s submarine industry is set to benefit from £285m of investment to continue design work for the Royal Navy’s next generation of nuclear deterrent submarines.
