With civil works nearing completion. The Engineer reported on efforts to install the reactors at Berkeley nuclear power station in Gloucestershire

CSIRO and Enirgi Group are to develop and commercialise an affordable, low-emission technology for producing magnesium, a move that could reinvigorate metal production in Australia.

Researchers based in Sweden have used collagen harvested from pig skin to bioengineer cornea implants that have restored sight for nearly two dozen people.

A new flexible thermoelectric generator wraps around hot surfaces to convert waste heat into electricity more efficiently than previously possible, scientists claim. 

Investment in apprenticeships has remained resilient in the face of the pandemic, according to the latest Training Barometer report from In-Comm Training.

Food packaging and other disposable plastic items could soon be composted at home along with organic waste thanks to a new sugar-based polymer.

Researchers have demonstrated the ability to implant an ultrathin, flexible neural interface with thousands of electrodes into the brain with a projected lifetime of more than six years.

A major new UK study has highlighted the growing problem of lithium-ion battery waste and urged technological solutions to address the issue.

GT Equipment has signed a deal worth over $33 million with LDK Solar Hi-Tech to create a 75MW wafer fabrication turnkey line for solar energy applications.

Leading project design, process control and management information technologies specialists, FMA, of Lichfield, UK, have promoted Nick Jones, 42, to a new role of Project Engineering Manager.