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Converting food-waste digestate, a residue from biogas production, into biochar offers a low-cost, high-impact climate solution

Biochar from food waste could save 93,000 tonnes of CO2

Watch on-demand: Solving the productivity puzzle with Wildix

Open standards provide a clear path forward by encouraging interoperability between different systems

Comment: Open automation can close the skills gap

OEMs Turn to Titan Enterprises for Cutting-Edge Flow Measurement Solutions

Pivoting commercial strategies to take advantage of slackening legislation will be an important task for OEMs

Comment: Putting the spark back into EVs

Some binders, such as polyvinyl alcohol (PVA), substantially increased the mechanical strength of the pellets

Sponge-like pellets capture carbon dioxide

Six of multiple possible assistance scenarios with a prototype of a new robot being developed at MIT. Top row: getting into/out of a bathtub, bending down to reach objects, and catching a fall. Bottom row: powered sit-to-stand transition from a toilet, lifting a person from the floor, and walking assistance

E-BAR robot prevents falls and improves home mobility for elderly

Matthew Deans of the James Watt School of Engineering loads a cartridge of 3D-printed material samples into the NextSpace TestRig for testing

NextSpace Testrig to derisk 3D-printing in space

There are roughly 75 to 199 million tons of plastic waste currently in the ocean

New polyester-amide polymer is sustainable alternative to nylon

Could cultural engagement save engineering?

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In today’s high-tech battlefield, the threat is no longer determined by troops on the ground, but by remotely controlled systems overhead

Comment: Anti-drone tech will be crucial to lasting peace in Europe