Dyson engineers have re-engineered the apertures of the Dyson Airblade hand dryer to reduce air turbulence.

Composite components could become more cost-effective and quicker to manufacture following an R&D project underway in Scotland.

US researchers have developed an imaging algorithm that promises to literally transform the way we see things.

Edinburgh team uses electrospinning to make nanofibres with functional nanoparticles on their surfaces; potentially accelerating development of novel technologies

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries is to boost its production of turbochargers in Europe in the face of increased demand.

Surrey University researchers have been awarded £292,000 by the EPSRC to develop new low-temperature fuel cells.

An Alfred University researcher claims to have developed a process for making super-strong glass that is almost unbreakable.

National Instruments is collaborating with an Italian firm to develop a WiMAX toolkit for the LabVIEW graphical system design platform.

The Iain Gray ColumnThe TSB’s new delivery plan sets out ambitious goals for expanding its support to innovative UK businesses

Asahi Kasei Chemicals claims to have developed the world’s fastest system for recovering phosphorus from treated water.