The government is in talks with global energy companies to explore building the UK’s third mega-nuclear power station at Wylfa in Anglesey.
Electronic devices including smartphones and laptops could soon be used to ‘see’ in the dark using bat-like echolocation, claim researchers in Scotland.
An antimicrobial catheter that remains infection free for up to 12 weeks could improve the lives of long-term catheter users, scientists claim.
The first engine run has taken place on Rolls-Royce’s new Testbed 80, said to be the world’s largest and smartest aerospace engine test rig.
Children can receive safer, high contrast, low dose X-rays thanks to an ‘autocorrect’ image processing algorithm developed by European researchers.
A team of Case Western Reserve University engineers has designed and fabricated integrated amplifier circuits that operate up to 600°C.
The way in which researchers can present their data in online publications has been revolutionised thanks to a new software technique.
In last week’s poll we asked about your preferred energy storage technologies, a question predicated on a growing renewables landscape that will need storage to cope with intermittency.
Battery electric pickup trucks could gain up to 10 miles extra range per day from solar panelling embedded in the vehicle’s foldable tonneau cover.
British companies will soon be able to offer some of the largest aerospace components made from cast titanium following the completion of a new furnace in South Yorkshire.
