The Cambridge-MIT Institute’s Silent Aircraft Initiative is developing the design for a future civil aircraft so quiet that its noise would be imperceptible to the public beyond the perimeter of an...
The University of Delaware (UD) has signed the first licence for its vehicle-to-grid (V2G) technology with AutoPort, a vehicle processing and modification facility in New Castle, Delaware.
Pupils and teachers using the modern day, ICT-focused classroom, stand to benefit from two unique new products designed for use with the increasingly popular interactive whiteboard. Award-winning...
Recent stories from The Engineer included the development of a system that uses Wi-Fi and ultrasound technology to keep track of the thousands of pieces of equipment found in the average hospital.
Engineers building a 25km super sewer in London have reached a significant milestone after one of the project’s giant tunnelling machines broke through the ground to complete a section of tunnel.
Global CO2 emissions from burning fossil fuels have increased by 49 per cent in the last two decades, according to an international team that includes University of East Anglia researchers.
Female engineers from the Advanced Battery Team at Williams Advanced Engineering (WAE) discuss what they do at the company and what inspired them to pursue a career in engineering.
Designer of the pioneering Rocket that was to set the blueprint for the trains of the future, Robert Stephenson's career was also influential in the field of Victorian bridge-building writes Nick...
Automatically programming swarms of robots to carry out tasks simultaneously could improve their safety and reliability, by significantly reducing the number of bugs in their software caused by human...
GE Global Research and the University of Michigan have received $1.9m (£1.2m) from the US National Institutes of Health to conduct research into improving the quality of lower-dose CT scans.
