The Carbon Trust has launched a service designed to stimulate investment in early-stage clean-tech companies, taking them from high-risk start-ups to attractive investment propositions.
The future of environmental monitoring will shift from identifying risks to actively preventing them, says Kateryna Sergieieva, senior scientist at EOS Data Analytics.
A new study is exploring how single-use PPE can be recycled to make roads as a circular economy solution to pandemic-generated waste.
Researchers have developed a new approach to high quality virtual reality (VR) that allows multiple players to interact with the same VR game on smartphones
Two manufacturing engineering and management students from Nottingham University have developed a glove that uses vibration signals to alert blind people to the proximity of objects.
Tokamak Energy and UK Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA) are to collaborate more closely on developing spherical tokamaks as a route to commercial fusion energy.
General Motors (GM) is to build on its existing partnership with Chinese automaker SAIC Motor to co-develop a new small-displacement petrol engine family and an advanced transmission.
Researchers at Salford University have developed a piece of software that has been used to plan for emergencies in South Africa’s World Cup stadiums.
Rolls-Royce has submitted data to the Fédération Aéronautique Internationale to verify claims for three new world records set by the company’s all-electric Spirit of Innovation aircraft.
Danish technology firm Universal Robots is at the forefront of efforts to use cobots to help close UK manufacturing's productivity gap. Melissa Bradshaw reports
