Demand for high purity hydrogen is increasing thanks to its use in fuel cells for heat and power and transportation, but producing the gas can be expensive.

The uptake of ultra-low emission vehicles by 2050 could provide a boost to steel producers supplying the European automotive industry, claims a new study from Tata.

A walking concept car with wheels mounted on robotic legs offers a glimpse of the future of disaster response according to its developer.

UK engineers at polymer bearing specialist igus have joined the manufacturing effort to produce much-needed personal protective equipment for frontline healthcare

Limited space and high quality requirements demand clever solutions so that welders can work efficiently, ergonomically, and safely. To find such a solution, you need look no further than Fronius....

Australian team uses robotics and laser technologies to tackle the problem of restoring worn and damaged power station turbine blades on site. Stuart Nathan explains.

A lightweight robot has navigated one of the narrow shafts of the Great Pyramid in Egypt in an attempt to solve one of the mysteries in Egyptian archaeology.

Researchers from the University of Florida and Keele University are using a synchrotron to test for iron oxide associated with Alzheimer’s and other neurodegenerative diseases.

Supply chain changes are needed to eliminate widespread forced labour and child labour abuses occurring in the lithium-ion battery market.

Rohm and Haas and SKC have formed a joint venture to develop optical and functional films for liquid crystal and plasma displays.