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By integrating cellulose into the silk-based fibrils that could be formed into a thin membrane, and then tuning the electrical charge of the cellulose, the researchers produced a material that was highly effective at removing contaminants in lab tests. Pictured is an example of the filter

Silk and cellulose membrane filters PFAS from water

Artist's impression of the new Scarborough facility

Schneider Electric reveals plans for £42m Scarborough facility

Comment: Early careers programmes are reshaping the engineering workforce of the future

Clinician observing MRI scans showing surgical implantation of the Picostim device and electrodes

Brain power: UK engineers lead the way in childhood epilepsy treatment

Essentra accelerates trials of bioplastic alternatives

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Interroll Group holds official signing ceremony for the acquisition of Interroll India Pvt. Ltd

Engineered magnetic nanorobots about 300nm in diameter

Nanoscale robots could manage aneurysm brain bleeds

Sentinel-2C Takes To The Skies

ESA successfully launches Sentinel-2C Copernicus satellite

Trident Hydraulics is one of the first companies to benefit from the scheme

Warwickshire SME manufacturers urged to use business support initiative

SMEs from 2023’s CAM Scale-Up UK programme utilising CAM Testbed UK

Government backing for UK Connected and Automated Mobility pioneers

Winners announced at 2024 Engineering and Manufacturing Awards