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Japanese companies have reinforced bioplastic with fibre from a fast growing plant to make it sufficiently strong and heat resistant to use in electronic devices. The new material is already being...
Nick Fry’s CV reads like an abridged history of cars and racing. Now at McLaren Applied, he spoke with Andrew Wade.
Structural testing will continue on two full-scale 787 airframes as part of the certification process for the airplane. According to Boeing, those tests will further demonstrate the performance of the...
Maybe it’s just the fact that ‘Leicester’ doesn’t have the same ring to it as ‘<?xml:namespace prefix = st1 ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:smarttags" />Cape Canaveral’, but there’s something...
The first images from inside the Dounreay Fast Reactor since it was constructed in the 1950s have been obtained. In 1955, The Engineer reported on the concepts behind the reactor, and how it was built...
There is a strong economic and societal imperative to optimise the conditions for growing more commercially successful spinouts, says Ana Avaliani, director, Enterprise, Royal Academy of Engineering.
Commercial space flights could launch from a UK spaceport as part of range of measures designed to help shape the future of Britain’s growing space industry.
A British Airways flight from Las Vegas to London Gatwick was aborted yesterday following a ’catastrophic failure’ of the aircraft’s port engine.
Supply chain productivity is to benefit from £53m being invested by government into five new digital manufacturing research centres and projects announced by investment minister Lord Grimstone.
