Researchers from New Hampshire’s Dartmouth College have found a way to 3D print microscopic nanorings into smart materials capable of working on a macro scale.
Small satellite space launch company Orbex has secured £40.4 million in Series C funding round as it counts down to the first vertical launch from UK soil.
An atomic physicist has plans to help more than a billion people in developing countries see properly by 2020 with the help of self-adjusting glasses.
Marine Current Turbines (MCT) has received £3.5m of funding to help deploy the first commercial tidal energy farm in UK waters.
Researchers in England and the US are using magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) to non-destructively observe the inner workings of batteries.
Scientists from the University of Surrey have developed self-regulating nanoparticles that get hot enough to kill cancer cells but leave healthy cells intact.
Health Departments in the UK are aiming to ensure medical scientists working in the NHS can utilise new technologies. Ellie Zolfagharifard reports.
Joan Ruddock, energy and climate change minister, has launched the Foundation fund to support low-carbon projects in north-west England.
Decommissioning progress on one of Sellafield’s oldest nuclear plants has moved forward with three new contracts totalling more than £160m to enable radioactive-waste retrieval.
A robotic solution that brings efficiency, flexibility and improved environmental performance to custom spray jobs on cars has been recognised with an award from IFR and IEEE.
