The Technology Strategy Board (TSB) and the Medical Research Council (MRC) are to invest more than £3.7m in research projects designed to place the UK at the forefront of developments in personalised...
Unlike its predecessor, which had little to do outside the ice-bound season, the technologically advanced new Mackinaw will be able to operate all year round as a general-purpose search-and-rescue and...
Efforts to relieve a surge in COVID-19 cases in India will see 100 non-invasive breathing aids sent to the country as part of the UK government’s shipment of emergency supplies.
In the dramatic, windswept landscape of Orkney, Scotland, engineers are helping to harness some of the most powerful waves and tides in the world to produce renewable marine energy.
A specially-engineered ice slurry could be used to cool the brain and major organs, delaying cell death and giving doctors and paramedics more time to revive heart attack and accident victims.
A composite piston accumulator designed by engineering firm Parker is set to form a vital part of Bloodhound SSC’s attempt to break the world land speed record in 2016.
Cummins has shown off the final stages of a £25m refurbishment of its turbocharger factory in Huddersfield, highlighting two products in development to support its customers on the road to net zero. ...
UK electrification specialist Equipmake has signed a contract with London’s Big Bus Tours to convert a 10-strong fleet of open-top tour buses from diesel to fully electric.
Durapipe has held the BSI Kitemark for more than 17 years, and wasrewarded for its success at IWEX. Durapipe are just one of a handfulof manufacturers to be able to boast the impressive...
A team of researchers from Purdue University, Indiana, and the Russian Academy of Sciences claim to have used sound waves to induce nuclear fusion without the need for an external neutron source.
