Researchers at Purdue University have created open-source software that makes it easier to collaborate in virtual reality environments with colleagues at other locations.
Researchers have taken inspiration from diving bell spiders and rafts of fire ants to create a metallic structure that won’t sink.
TransDigm Group Incorporated this week announced an agreement to purchase Aviation Technologies, a privately-owned supplier of aerospace products, for approximately $430m in cash.
Germany has awarded a €430m contract to Euro Hawk for the development, test and support of the Euro Hawk unmanned signals intelligence (SIGINT) surveillance and reconnaissance system.
Essent Business Development and Shell are to study the feasibility of developing a power plant that would capture and store underground most of the CO2 that it produces.
Shaw Stone & Webster has today been awarded engineering, procurement and construction projects by PPL Generation to retrofit three of PPL's coal-fired generating units with pollution controls.
Researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology have received funding from NASA to evaluate liquid crystal polymer for electronics applications in space.
A technology that could allow vehicles to become more efficient and less polluting is being explored by engineers at the newly established catalysis institute at Cardiff University.
The US Department of the Interior has given the go-ahead for the largest solar energy project ever to be built on US public lands.
Carbon emissions from air travel could be reduced thanks to a new collaboration between engineers from the universities of Bristol and Bath and the aerospace industry.
