Insects could soon be sent to monitor environments deemed too hazardous for humans.

With energy vectors set to diversify and hydrogen poised to play a key role in mobility, HORIBA MIRA’s Sean Crespin, global hydrogen and fuel cell strategy lead, discusses some of the companies...

Stanford University scientists have built the first solar cell made entirely of carbon — a development claimed to be a promising alternative to the expensive materials used in photovoltaic devices...

Siemens’ Transportation Systems Group (TS) is to supply eight Velaro type high-speed trains to Russian Railways and also assume responsibility for their maintenance for a period of 30 years.

A new way to analyse patterns of ultra-thin collagen fibres in breast tumour tissue samples — and to help tell if the cancer has spread — has been developed in the US.

To take the headache out of trying to remember umpteen computer passwords, a US company has developed a fingerprint swipe device that does the thinking for you. Julia Pierce reports.

NASA's desire to return astronauts to the moon and later probe deeper into space achieved a key milestone recently when officials approved critical elements of a moon impact mission.

Seeking a way to confirm that patients have taken their medication, University of Florida engineering researchers have added a tiny microchip and digestible antenna to a standard pill capsule.

BAE Systems has announced plans to discontinue the production of the Pinzgauer 1 vehicle and close its manufacturing facilities at Guildford and Fareham, with the potential loss of up to 102 jobs

The University of Bristol has signed a partnership agreement with Airbus Group, designed to ensure that students have the requisite skills to perform and succeed in the aerospace industry.