A UK airport has tested a new video surveillance system that can tag suspicious individuals and then track their movements across multiple cameras over a dispersed area.
It’s not that those countries working hardest to develop don’t need computing, but is this really the technology most in demand?
A new training academy and manufacturing facilities have been announced as part of a £7.5m project by Norton Motorcycles.
An international team of researchers has replicated the water-repelling properties of the mountain swallowtail butterfly’s wings.
Engineers will be crucial in lifting the UK out of the COVID economic slump – but skills shortages could threaten the recovery, says Clive
Researchers have developed Tissue Nanotransfection (TNT) technology, an advance that generates any cell type of interest for treatment within the patient's own body.
Mechanical engineers at Rice University propose a new form of wearable that embeds computers in clothing and does so without electricity.
A €2.3m research project to improve the stability and security of electricity supplies in south-east Europe is being led by City University London.
Electric vehicle specialist Hyperdrive Innovation has launched a new family of battery systems, based on lithium ion cell technology from Nissan.
A high-performance electric sports car prototype is being developed by the Morgan Motor Company and a consortium of British technology specialists.
