Purdue University researchers have created a tricorder-like handheld sensing system capable of analysing anything from the chemical components of alien worlds to contaminants in food.
Research led by experts at the University of Glasgow could lead to the development of new voice synthesis technologies for people with speech impairments
Dounreay Site Restoration Limited has received planning consent for two of the biggest construction projects needed to complete the site clean-up.
Environmental Recycling Technologies has increased its revenue for the first half of 2009 to £321,000 compared with £1,000 in the same period a year earlier.
Researchers from the Cockrell School of Engineering at the University of Texas in Austin have created a new honeycomb-like structure designed to withstand heavy impacts.
A ‘nano artificial nose’ that mimics the human olfactory system to identify cancers in the breath has been developed at Technion — Israel Institute of Technology.
Remco Zandstra, Commercial Manager at Duch heavy lifting specialist Mammoet, explains how large wind projects can stay on track as the industry continues to scale up.
Tue Beijer, CTO and co-founder of STILFOLD looks at how the ancient Japanese art of Origami can be applied to modern engineering materials and challenges.
A new UK facility called SoFSI, featuring deep soil pits and shaking tables, is set to help reduce both the financial and environmental cost of vital infrastructure.
A ‘green channel’ that could speed up patent protection for clean-tech inventions has a number of potential pitfalls, according to patent specialist Withers & Rogers.
