Tech Mahindra is to collaborate with The Open University and Milton Keynes City Council to research and identify solutions for smart cities. 

The observatories that made the first detection of gravitational waves are to be upgraded thanks to funding from the US, UK and Australia.

Rapid injection moulding specialist Romsey, Hampshire-based Intermedia Communications Solutions has used the services of rapid injection moulding specialist Protomold to help it successfully develop a...

Nottingham University is to equip its creative energy homes (CEH) project with a dedicated microgrid that uses hydrogen storage to tackle issues of peak demand and intermittency.

ENER-G Natural Power has partnered with Hartlepool-based Seneca Global Energy to generate up to 3.8MW of renewable electricity at three UK landfill sites.

A new AR system developed at Glasgow University has enabled researchers to rapidly test how cyclists interact with autonomous vehicles.

The spread of wildfires could be predicted with a computationally efficient new method to model the combustion of individual trees.

Cambridge Consultants is taking part in a $1m project to develop a device that uses a relatively new DNA amplification technique to provide a cheap and fast method of testing for Ebola in the field.

A new generation of microscopic devices with properties such as resistance to corrosion and heat might be possible thanks to research from physicists at Brigham Young University in Utah.

Researchers at Melbourne’s RMIT University have developed a method to laser print waterproof textiles embedded with energy storage.