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Custom seats validated by child 24/12/2008
The Custom-Fit project to produce seats for ride on toys that support their riders by being moulded to their body shape has reached a conclusion and been validated by its first user

Brominated flame retardents to continue 23/12/2008
According to Dr Aiden Turnbull, head of WEEE, RoHS and EcoDesign at consultants ENVIRON, “Industry will welcome the Commission’s decision to drop its plans to ban TBBP-A [Tetrabromobisphenol A] a flame retardant used in over 90 per cent of all circuit boards”.

Polymer coatings heal when scratched 19/12/2008
A method of making polymer coatings that repair themselves has been devised by, and is being commercialised by, a team led by two professors at the University of Illinois in the US.

Nitrogen cuts costs for business cars 18/12/2008
Atlas Copco Compressors is helping its employees and business visitors to its Hemel Hempstead HQ cut motoring costs by providing them with the option to fill their tyres with nitrogen, as used in F1 cars and aircraft

Humanoid robot developed to help the elderly 17/12/2008
A humanoid robot called Twendy-One has been developed by the Sugano laboratory at the Waseda University in Japan and private industry, with the aim of supporting human activities, including care of the elderly.

Catia helps top speed 16/12/2008
A superfast sailing boat, the hydrofoil equipped trimaran l’Hydroptère, already holder of the world sailing boat speed record over one nautical mile, is being reconfigured with the help of Catia to beat the absolute sailing boat speed record over 500m

Linear motors grow despite downturn 15/12/2008
Global sales of linear motors reached $660m (£440m) in 2007, a growth of nearly 40% over a three-year period.

Pulsating approach to spray control 12/12/2008
Sprays for coatings can be controlled over much wider speed ranges by adopting pulse width modulation

Showing lots of fibre 10/12/2008
A breakthrough in the commercial production of bacterial cellulose nanofibres for engineering materials from fruit waste

Hedge fund for design 09/12/2008
Introducing new innovation thinking into the design process – and design thinking into the innovation process

Rolling robot jumps like a grasshopper 08/12/2008
A robot that can roll like a ball and jump has been designed for space exploration

£250m to train new PhD scientists and engineers 05/12/2008
Science minister Lord Drayson yesterday announced a £250million initiative to create 40 new training centres across the UK and generate over 2000 PhD students.

Fish technology draws energy from slow water 04/12/2008
A US researcher is using fish tail technology to extract usable energy from water flows down to 1.5 knots

Electronics made to twist 03/12/2008
Two US researchers have developed electronic components and circuitry that can be twisted, especially suitable for systems that could be worn by humans

Elastomer actuators win a prize 02/12/2008
Danish scientist Peter Sommer-Larsen has just been honoured for his researches into artificial muscles made of elastomers.

Nuclear options identified for UK 01/12/2008
Following the publication of the 2008 Energy White Paper, in which the government announced it’s intention to allow private companies to propose the building of new nuclear power plants, the parliamentary Office of Science and Technology has identified the two most likely technical solutions for the next generation of nuclear reactors.
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