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BEARING FAILURE ANALYSIS IS CRITICAL - EVEN IN THE ‘SMART’ BEARING ERA

The notorious Agbogbloshie e-waste dump in Accra, Ghana was cleared in 2021

Damage control: How repairability could help address the e-waste crisis

Two thirds of Brits now say they believe AI will be the most influential technology over the next 10 years

UK turning to self-learning for AI skills - survey

AI confounds humans with improved chip designs

Steel manufacturing has been a major part of Scunthorpe's history for over 160 years

Steel Council to advise on upcoming Steel Strategy

A large area perovskite solar module being manufactured

Swansea University to lead solar manufacturing effort in Africa

As executive director of EWB International, Cresswell-Maynard’s role is to help coordinate activities across the world

Interview: Engineers Without Borders director Katie Cresswell-Maynard

Still photo of cyborg insect swarm navigation. The front left insect (nearest to camera) is the leader

New sense of direction for cyborg insect swarms

Piezoelectric biomaterial could help treat CNS injuries

The new soft robot can reach an average speed of 6.8 body lengths per second

Manta ray fins inspire new swimming soft robot

The NUS team found that breast cancer cells are more vulnerable to magnetic field therapy. A 10-minute magnetic field exposure reduced the concentration of DOX – a chemotherapy drug - needed for similar amount of cancer killing by half, particularly at low doses of the drug

Magnetic pulses promote uptake of chemotherapy drug

Dinky dent technique promises data storage gains