A UK company is hoping to take a step towards generating low-cost, sustainable energy from fusion, with the installation of a pulsed power machine designed to trigger the reaction.
The Semiconductor Industry Association has released its annual forecast of global semiconductor sales, projecting a compound annual growth rate of nearly 10% for the forecast period, 2005 through...
The three-year DLINK project, based around a collaboration between Lancaster and Glasgow universities, will exploit a so-far unused part of the wireless communications spectrum.
Researchers in South Korea have developed an injectable adhesive hydrogel for bone regeneration that uses light for cross-linking and mineralisation.
This week’s video comes from Texas where a new hands-on technique is being used to produce carbon nanotubes.
The UK boasts the world’s second largest aerospace sector, but it doesn’t get the credit it deserves. Jon Excell and Stuart Nathan examine the sector’s success stories.
A new artificial intelligence system has been developed to identify protein patterns in individual cells, an advance that could be used to understand differences in cancer tumours and identify new...
Incidents of wind turbines catching fire are a problem that is not currently being fully reported, claim researchers from Imperial College London, Edinburgh University and SP Technical Research...
July’s car manufacturing output fell for the first time since February with semiconductor shortages and ‘pingdemic’ staff shortages taking their toll on the automotive industry.
