Southern California Edison plans to place 250MW of photovoltaic generators on 65 million square feet of roofs of Southern California commercial buildings

While debate rages about acceptable limits to sports technology, manufacturers are pushing on with ever more inventive simulation solutions. Charles Clarke reports

Engineers have a chance to develop technologies for the growing number of elderly people and cut healthcare costs, says Simon Fielden

A detailed model created using mobile laser scanning technology will be used to help maintain and improve Scotland’s three iconic bridges

Stuart Nathan tries to unravel some of the engineering aspects of Tempest, the UK’s new combat aircraft, whose development was announced this summer

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.  

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.

Finnish industrial giant Wärtsilä has announced deals to supply its energy storage systems across five different sites in the US states of Hawaii and California.

Resembling a screw with the texture of human bone, a porous titanium-foam ’root form’ may soon provide some solace to individuals with missing teeth.

A new system has been developed at the Georgia Institute of Technology and Emory University to test for mild cognitive impairment.