The UK National Quantum Technologies Programme (UK NQTP) has laid out its plans to capitalise on the rapid advancements being made in the quantum sector.
In this interview Jon Excell speaks to Paul Vernon - Executive Director for Business and Innovation with C2I Young Innovator category sponsor the Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC) -...
A dual-purpose boiler is claimed to heat homes more efficiently than other CHP systems, and generate electricity at the same time. Berenice Baker reports.
AirTanker has signed a contract with the UK Ministry of Defence to provide the Future Strategic Tanker Aircraft (FSTA) for the Royal Air Force.
NASA has successfully demonstrated a system designed to enhance launch safety by having rockets autonomously detect if they are going off-course and self-destruct.
Plans to decarbonise the UK's most polluting industrial region will see a revival of carbon capture and storage coupled with production of blue hydrogen. Jason Ford reports
Biologists at the University of California, Riverside, have uncovered the molecular structure of the gene for the protein that female spiders use to make silk.
Scientists at the University of Sydney are using Zwitterions - macromolecules found in human cells - to create materials that could stop blood clots from forming in medical implants.
Sensor designed to measure thickness of paint while still wet and rubber uniformity on tyres could help car manufacturers reduce waste in the production of crucial components.
MIT chemical engineers have developed a gel that maintains its integrity when injected into the body, a development that could lead to improved medical treatments.
