A facility designed to accelerate the development of spin-out companies by providing a physical centre for their incubation was opened today at Imperial College London.
Richard Robinson, CEO of Atkins UK & Europe, talks to Jon Excell about the challenges of steering the UK’s largest engineering consultancy through a time of unprecedented change
Yorkshire-headquartered Yorpower has been awarded a contract worth in excess of $1m to supply four 1,700kVA generators for a major Kuwaiti customer.
A team of scientists from the University of Nottingham is embarking on a £6.5m research project to explore the use of 3D biomaterials.
Researchers at the US Department of Energy’s Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory have created an inexpensive solar cell that responds to virtually the entire solar spectrum.
Researchers at Cambridge University have developed advanced motion-sensing technology that could potentially lead to new advances in healthcare and home entertainment.
Steelmakers in the UK are paying more than double the price for wholesale electricity than competitors in France and Spain, according to analysis from UK Steel.
Green Ocean Energy has secured £45,000 funding through ITF to develop its Wave Treader technology for the oil and gas industry.
A more environmentally friendly way to produce printed circuit boards for mobile phones and other electronic devices is being developed by researchers in the UK.
Business secretary John Hutton today outlined plans that will require operators of new nuclear power stations to set aside money for decommissioning and waste costs.
