Researchers have converted waste rubber tyres into aerogels with a wide range of applications, an advance claimed to be a first by the team at the National University of Singapore.
An £80m shortfall in funding for the Science and Technology Facilities Council has led to uncertainties over the future of some of the most iconic astronomical and particle physics research in the UK
Energy researchers in New Mexico have used concentrated solar power to roast batches of green chilis, opening up the possibility of using the sun for high-temperature food preparation.
England’s second high-speed rail network is set to proceed following the recommendations set out in the Oakervee review of HS2, which has been published today (Feb 11, 2020).
The world’s first hydrogen-powered double decker bus has been revealed in Aberdeen, a move that demonstrates the city’s commitment to tackling air pollution and implementation of its Net Zero Vision.
The first steel cut for the Royal Navy’s Type 26 Global Combat Ships will take place in Glasgow in summer 2017, subject to final contract negotiations with the Ministry of Defence.
Researchers have used a novel catalyst to create acetic acid out of carbon monoxide derived from captured carbon, an advance that could spur new interest in carbon capture and storage.
Entrepreneur Orlando Ely is using 3D printing and assistance from NMIS (National Manufacturing Institute Scotland) to develop Blossom, a therapy tool aimed at improving cognitive impairment and...
On the back of the Think! drug drive campaign launch, The Engineer Online looks at an existing on-the-spot drug-detection technology and the barriers to its implementation.
Guest bloggerStephen has worked as a practicing product and industrial designer for 19 years, joining Arup in 2008. He has experience across the entire product design process from research and user...
