The Isle of Man could teach its larger neighbour a thing or two about technology development

Babcock is investing in a research and development project to support the future of military driver training.

John Crane is launching what it believes to be the firstpurpose-built wireless technology of its type to remotely measure the pressure, temperature and level of the barrier fluid in a system.

Electroceutical bandages use electrical impulses to treat wounds but until now little was known about the mechanism behind their efficacy.

Lotus Engineering commercial director Mark Stringer spoke with Andrew Wade about the iconic carmaker’s pivot to electrification.

“Project Darwin” will test high-speed data connections using 5G network and satellites to keep vehicles connected in rural areas

Strathclyde University has launched a new initiative to help Scottish companies tap into the £170bn global medical technologies market.

British engineers are helping to save a Second World War German bomber being retrieved from the English Channel.