20/05/2021 Green solvent could aid perovskite cell production Researchers at Swansea University have demonstrated how a green, non-toxic solvent could be used to boost the production of perovskite solar cells.
19/05/2021 Torque vectoring study promises EV boost New research from the University of Surrey has shown how a novel technique for torque vectoring could improve the range and safety of electric vehicles.
18/05/2021 New UKSMR design ready for assessment The UKSMR consortium has unveiled its latest power station design, which it says will be assessed by regulators in autumn 2021.
17/05/2021 IET marks 150th anniversary May 17 2021 marks the 150th anniversary of the Institution of Engineering and Technology, an organisation that now spans 153 countries.
14/05/2021 Graphene sensor plays it cool A UK-developed graphene Hall effect sensor has been put through its paces at extreme low temperatures and magnetic field strengths.
13/05/2021 Rio Tinto develops new additive steel powder Mining giant Rio Tinto has created a new type of steel powder specifically designed for 3D printing, which it claims will bring mechanical benefits to components.
12/05/2021 Protolabs launches £20k ‘Hackathon Challenge’ Protolabs is set to announce a new £20,000 Hackathon Challenge to encourage the development of sustainable product design.
11/05/2021 Hypersonic reaction chamber for mega Mach flight Scientists in the US have created a chamber to stabilise detonation in a way that could be used to power hypersonic flight in the future.
11/05/2021 AMRC aids therapeutic exercise concept Design and prototyping expertise from the University of Sheffield Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre (AMRC) has helped a former GP to prove out an ambitious idea for a new way of exercising that ...
10/05/2021 Tim Peake receives prestigious accolade ?Tim Peake has become the newest IET Honorary Fellow for his outstanding contribution to space exploration and the engineering and technology industry.
10/05/2021 COMSOL News Special Edition: Power Read the special edition of COMSOL News to learn how power engineers benefit from using the COMSOL Multiphysics® simulation software to develop transformers, cable systems, power electronics and ...
07/05/2021 Molecular glue delivers perovskite solar boost Engineers in the US have developed a new technique that uses ‘molecular glue’ to improve the durability of perovskite solar cells.
06/05/2021 AIRBODS project targets safe UK events return A UK study is using data from recent live nightclub and sporting test events to promote better building design and prevent the airborne spread of COVID.
05/05/2021 UK’s Hookpod nominated for European Inventor Award Hookpod, a UK invention for preventing seabirds getting caught up in fishing lines, has made the final in the SME category of the European Inventor Awards.
05/05/2021 National Composites Centre unveils robot cell ?The National Composites Centre has unveiled the latest of its state-of-the-art capabilities in the form of a new AFP- ATL cell.
05/05/2021 Anode-free sodium battery shows durability Engineers in the US have developed a resilient, anode-free sodium battery that they believe could challenge the dominance of lithium-ion batteries.
04/05/2021 Bioprinted algae could make artificial leaves Scientists have developed a new method to 3D print algae into living material which could be used to create artificial leaves or photosynthetic clothing.
30/04/2021 Glasgow team equip laptop with echolocation Smartphones and laptops could soon be used to ‘see’ in the dark using echolocation, thanks to new research from the University of Glasgow.
29/04/2021 3D printed self-healing hydrogels Researchers have developed a printable hydrogel that is able to self-heal using light, and which could have wide-ranging applications in medicine, soft robotics and energy storage.
28/04/2021 New study finds vertical windfarms more efficient A new study from Oxford Brookes University has shown how vertical windfarms with turbines that spin on an upright axis could transform the wind sector.
27/04/2021 Neutron testing detects 3D printed turbine flaws Researchers in Germany have used a neutron source to perform non-destructive testing on 3D printed gas turbine components.
26/04/2021 LiDAR powered AR could increase driver awareness Researchers from three of the UK’s leading universities have developed a LiDAR-based augmented reality (AR) system to enhance driver awareness and increase road safety.
23/04/2021 Biomimetic hydrogel functions like cartilage Researchers at the University of Leeds and Imperial College London have developed a hydrogel-based material that mimics the functionality of cartilage.
23/04/2021 UK consortium aims to speed aerospace certification A multi-partner consortium is aiming to blend physical and digital techniques to enhance and speed up certification in aerospace.
22/04/2021 3D printing forensics could save lives and protect IP A new technique to detect the unique ‘fingerprint’ of individual 3D printers could be used to track dangerous or illegal objects manufactured additively.
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