Researchers at Brunel University London are using ammonia to develop what they describe as a new carbon-free transport fuel.
A technology that uses visible light to kill harmful bacteria is being assessed by a team at Birmingham University.
Engineers at Brunel University have received nearly €1m to develop new water treatment, exhaust condensation and waste valorisation systems to let factories recycle 30 per cent of wastewater and heat.
Whilst The Engineer’s latest annual salary survey points to a notable 13 per cent increase in average salaries, workers are increasingly keen to explore fresh opportunities both home and overseas.
Engineering methodology has been applied in a study at Loughborough University that is calling for changes to how public toilets are designed in a bid to safeguard public health.
Jodrell Bank Observatory is to become a planning ‘nerve centre’ for the world’s largest radio telescope project.
Over a thousand new jobs are being created at Babcock’s advanced manufacturing and shipbuilding facility in Rosyth to support the company in delivering programmes and to develop its workforce...
Leaf Space looks set to expand its global network of ground stations following a successful funding round that raised €20m.
National grid has unveiled plans to replace pylons with underground cables at four separate locations in the UK.
University of Houston researchers are developing an autonomous robot to identify potential pipeline leaks and structural failures during subsea inspections.
