Cherry Electrical Products’s new range of V4sub miniature DZ switches offers a PositiveBreak Action feature
Novel carbon nanotube yarns that convert mechanical movement into electricity more effectively than other material-based energy harvesters have been developed at The University of Texas at Dallas.
Three of the UK’s top energy specialists have a bold vision of a hydrogen economy supplied by clean, safefusion power.
New technology for the police is a big issue in the UK. But does our development process match up to the different approach of the US? Julia Pierce reports.
High-quality carbon nanotubes have been grown at significantly lower temperatures than previously achieved, paving the way for their use in electronics.
A simulator that provides greater understanding of Martian aerodynamics could help design rotor blades for next generation Mars helicopters.
Jenna Saberton worked as a manufacturing engineer for over a decade but switched to Further Education (FE) in 2022 when she took a role at The Cornwall College Group.
A new controller that improves the ease of use of 3D medical-imaging workstations has been developed at Cambridge University and Addenbrooke’s Hospital.
