A large scale working demonstration of a solar energy storage system is to be developed in Australia.
Northwest Airlines has placed a $2.2 billion order with Boeing for up to 68 787 Dreamliner aircraft.
Cal Dive International has today agreed to acquire the diving and shallow water pipelay assets of Stolt Offshore.
Biotech company Mighty Oak Medical is using HP’s Jet Fusion printers to recreate patients’ spines ahead of spinal surgery procedures.
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.
Underwater invertebrates have provided scientists with the inspiration to create an electronic skin that functions like jellyfish skin.
News editor The summer holiday hiatus in technology events gives Briefing a chance to round-up some recent news stories
Strathclyde University has announced a £3.8m collaboration with Imperial College, London and St Andrews and Edinburgh Universities to develop lasers.
