The cardiac cells of rats have been used to propel biological machines that could one day be employed in drug screening or chemical analysis.
Scientists at Nottingham Trent University have collected evidence to prove how the miniscule eye movements of elite riders can determine success in show jumping.
As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly advanced, how is AI-generated innovation considered when it comes to intellectual property, asks Mark Westwood - innovation funding consultant at ABGi.
An increase in trade via the Macnhester Ship Canal saw the need to build a new dry dock for maintenance and repairs.
A new continuously variable transmission system is the first to bridge the gap between hybrid and nonhybrid vehicles, its UK developer claims.
Researchers from the University of Oregon have been creating tiny circular structures called nanohoops that could be used in the future to power a range of devices.
UK agritech startup Small Robot Company is working with Northumberland’s Tharsus to build the first batch of its weed mapping robot, Tom.
Rescue robots capable of understanding the changing and unpredictable environment of disaster scenarios may one day be deployed to search for survivors in the aftermath of earthquakes.
The UK subsidiary of Hammerfest Strøm is to construct and test a 1MW tidal power device at the European Marine Energy Centre (EMEC) in Orkney.
Scottish and Southern Energy has been granted planning permission by the Scottish government to develop an 87.5MW wind farm at Gordonbush in south east Sutherland.
