The risks to public health from exposure to emissions from shale gas extraction are low if operations are properly run and regulated, according to a new report from Public Health England (PHE).
Our anonymous blogger questions whether large manufacturers are as lean as they like to think they are
The UK’s National Centre for Nuclear Robotics is developing machine vision, artificial intelligence and advanced robots to decommission the country’s 4.9m tonnes of nuclear waste.
A lightweight electronic device able to detect the precise location of snipers may soon undergo trials with UK military forces, The Engineer has learned.
Southern Cross Cables is to renew and extend its undersea cable maintenance agreement with Global Marine Systems.
Nanotube fibres have been sewn into sportswear at Rice University to monitor the heart rate and take a continual electrocardiogram (EKG) of the wearer.
Researchers from Australia and Sweden have used a recording of a dragonfly’s brain activity to develop an autonomous robot able to track targets in real time.
San Diego engineers develop elastomer-based structure that conforms to curved surfaces to direct soundwaves into engineered structures
George Osborne is ‘backing science’ with a pledge to protect the £4.7bn science budget in real terms up to 2020/21.
