German computer scientists have developed a system making it possible to drive a car using thought control.

The government must introduce a new hydrogen target for Britain’s gas grids to realise the country’s zero-carbon hydrogen ambitions.

Cal Dive International has today agreed to acquire the diving and shallow water pipelay assets of Stolt Offshore.

Raytheon and Cree have been awarded $26.9 million to develop new gallium nitride semiconductors for military and commercial products.

A European Eureka project called Intellgas has resulted in the development of an automatic system to measure gas consumption.

AMETEK Land now offers an air-cooling system to protect its thermal imaging cameras against high-temperature environments.

News editor The summer holiday hiatus in technology events gives Briefing a chance to round-up some recent news stories

The UK Space Agency says it is making £1.6m available in support of projects to further explore Mars.

A UK-developed pyrolysis system uses waste to generate cost-effective heat and power. Jason Ford reports

Microsoft has unveiled details of a new data-analysis tool that will allow scientists to process large amounts of data.