Technology developed by a research team in Ohio has enabled a quadriplegic man to bypass his damaged spine and control his hand movements with his brain.
A collimating metalens coupled to terahertz continuous-wave sources could enable short-range data exchanges required in 6G wireless communications devices.
Around 5,000 direct jobs and thousands more in the supply chain are at risk following the High Court’s decision to wind up British Steel.
Smarter sensors could be made possible by integrating vanadium dioxide (VO2) onto a silicon chip and using lasers to make the material magnetic.
Dale Vince, founder of Ecotricity, has launched Ecojet, which is claimed to be the world’s first electric airline powered by renewable energy.
Novel soft robotics developed at Florida Atlantic University can help recovering patients to relearn playing music and other skills that require dexterity and coordination.
A new surgical tool developed in the US is claimed to compensate for imperceptible hand tremors by making hundreds of precise position corrections each second.
Scientists at Imperial College London are transforming pedestrians, cyclists, buses and cars into mobile wireless sensors to demonstrate new ways of measuring air quality.
The House of Lords Environment and Climate Change Committee has claimed that the government’s Boiler Upgrade Scheme is failing to deliver on its objectives.
EditorIt’s a great time to be a nuclear engineer……if you’re French, or possibly Chinese, but what could the Hinkley Point C go-ahead mean for UK industry?
