Enginuity has launched its latest initiative, the Enginuity Alliance, to bring together organisations and individuals committed to closing the growing skills gap in industry.
A new AR system developed at Glasgow University has enabled researchers to rapidly test how cyclists interact with autonomous vehicles.
Most people take being able to write for granted, but for the visually impaired even simply signing a name can be a difficult task to master.
Taking optical diagnostics to communities in developing regions can help prevent development of conditions that lead to blindness, with a little help from astronomy
AMTE Power has signed a contract to manufacture its Ultra High Power cells at UKBIC in Coventry to support the next phase of its commercialisation plans.
A new project is to study the performance of pothole repairs on a simulated road in an effort to create best-practice maintenance guidelines.
Britain today joined international partners in contributing to a fund to help ensure the permanent safety of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster site.
NASA and Northrop Grumman are developing a ‘space tugboat’ to ferry satellites from low-Earth orbit (LEO) to geosynchronous Earth orbit (GEO).
A new partnership between Queen’s University Belfast and Cirdan Imaging is expected to result in novel medical imaging techniques to improve cancer detection and treatment.
