A new company has been formed to launch a revolutionary technique for printing electronic circuitry onto packaging using conventional printing techniques. Novalia, has filed patent applications for a...
Pilot plant aimed at providing emergency power for data centres to be built near Stuttgart
For as long as he can remember Mike Salter has wanted to work in the space industry and a slot on RAL Space’s graduate scheme enabled him to make an instant mark on his chosen field.
As an engineer, you must have been tempted to shout at the TV whenever a pundit appeared to explain that shuffling vast amounts of cash around was a flimsy foundation for national prosperity.
UK innovators are going from strength to strength according to the latest insight from the European Patent Office (EPO), says Jim Ribeiro, a partner and patent attorney at Withers & Rogers.
Plans to create the UK’s first cable car to cross the River Thames between the Greenwich Peninsula and the Royal Docks were were revealed this week by Transport for London (TfL).
Is it really possible to keep adding cockpit functionality without distracting the driver? Chris Pickering looks at some of the technology designed to offer the best of both worlds
A US company has licensed an environmentally friendly, patent-pending biodegradable technology from the University of Alabama that it now hopes to deploy to control moths that can damage crops.
Advanced imaging has been used to help understand why wavy wounds heal more quickly than straight wounds, an advance promising to provide insights into wound healing, tissue repair, and plastic...
Ovako has become the first company to successfully conduct a full-scale trial using hydrogen to heat steel before rolling, an advance that could significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions from the...
