A steady showing from its core business areas helped e2v, to boost sales by almost 12 per cent and more than double its profits to £12m compared with 2005.

The Dublin Fire Brigade is using mobile communication technology originally developed for astronauts on the International Space Station to get crucial information about emergency situations while en...

Philips claims to have developed the world's first A4-sized colour e-paper.

Flexible and robust organic photovoltaics could be a step closer to mainstream use after researchers developed a way to deposit a thin gold electrode layer directly onto plastic cells.

An Industrial Design and Technology student at Brunel University has designed a device that is set to reduce the number of crashes on the roads due to driver fatigue.

News editorThe deal to build the Hinkley C nuclear power station has finally been announced, as the construction sector begins to emerge from its worst recession in 35 years

UK sports car manufacturer Lotus has unveiled the Evija, a vehicle claimed to be the the lightest and most powerful pure electric hypercar ever to go into series production.

Carbon nanotubes form the basis of “buckypaper” material to protect hypersonic aircraft in flight

A collaboration between the National Oceanography Centre (NOC) and Southampton University is to develop an instrument capable of simulating the high pressures and low temperatures needed to create...

Researchers have developed an optical fibre probe claimed to distinguish breast cancer tissue from normal tissue, an advance that could allow surgeons to be more precise when removing breast cancer.