A sorting plant is using optics to sort diamonds from the bedrock they were mined from, and can even detect the particularly valuable pure white and green gems.

Flash Joule heating is being used to convert asphaltenes into loosely aligned graphene that can be mixed into composites for thermal, anti-corrosion and 3D-printing applications.

Researchers in South Korea have developed a new strategy to produce dopamine-containing tissue adhesive gelatin hydrogels, an advance that could improve the treatment of open wounds.

France has become the latest nation to embrace hydrogen propulsion for rail with the acquisition of electric-hydrogen trains from Alstom.

Fortescue’s efforts to build a green metal supply chain has moved forward in Western Australia with the start of works at its Green Metal Project.

A team at King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) has developed a highly sensitive, low-cost hydrogen sensor that is claimed to outperform commercial detectors.

Local manufacturing is not a new concept, but advancements in technology and design mean that now more than ever, it is a viable option - especially when it comes to disaster recovery and helping war...

Speeders or people running red lights in the Austrian town of Mödling will get their tickets faster than before, because the city is introducing digital radar devices from Siemens. For the first time...