Carnegie Mellon researchers are using nanotechnology to construct a catalyst that makes methanol fuel cells more economical and efficient.<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns =...
SENSONICSSensonics Ltd has announced plans to update its long-established Sentry Overspeed Protection System that is designed to deal with turbine overspeed promblems and trip failures in the power...
Getting more STEM teachers into schools and upskilling all teachers is essential to prepare the next generation for careers shaped by advances in AI, writes Steve Rossiter, Technology Consultant and...
Breathalyser technology able to rapidly diagnose tuberculosis and lung cancer could one day find its way into doctors’ surgeries, thanks to work carried out by engineers from Siemens in Germany.
Digital twin technology is to be employed in a collaborative project exploring whether the National Transmission System (NTS) is able to transport hydrogen.
On Wednesday 21st July The Engineer was joined by experts from DETI, CFMS (the centre for modelling and simulation), Siemens, Atkins and Atec Engineering Solutions to cut through the jargon, explode...
Engineers at Durham University have taken their inspiration from nature to develop what is claimed to be the first manufactured non-cuttable material.
UK exports are predicted to enjoy a period of growth, according to a report from the Ernst & Young ITEM Club — The outlook for UK exports.
Engineers have trained a robot chef to taste food at different stages of the chewing process to assess whether it has the right amount of seasoning.
The US Department of Energy has awarded $3.2m to a new project that will use solar power to decarbonise parts of the cement production process.
