12/08/2021 Mura recycling tech goes big in Japan UK based Mura’s Hydrothermal Plastic Recycling Technology (Hydro-PRT) will be implemented in a new project in Japan.
11/08/2021 New material for catalytic converter boost Researchers at Leeds University have developed a synthetic material for use in catalytic converters that lowers the operational temperature for emissions removal.
10/08/2021 Smart vaccine storage vessel from MTC Coventry’s Manufacturing Technology Centre has developed a connected, temperature-controlled storage vessel for the distribution of vaccines.
09/08/2021 CRISPR device detects COVID variants in saliva Scientists in the US have developed a compact CRISPR-based device to detect the presence of COVID in saliva and also identify specific variants of the virus.
06/08/2021 VOLT tidal turbine project gets £2m boost The Scottish Government has awarded £2m to a project aiming to rapidly enhance the manufacturing capacity of tidal turbines.
05/08/2021 Goodfellow podcast reaches 100K downloads Leading materials supplier, Goodfellow, has reached a new milestone with its Materials Inside Podcast, which has now reached 100,000 downloads in just 5 months, across 20 episodes.
05/08/2021 Piaggio sensor package for riders and robots Italian two-wheel specialist Piaggio has released details of a new radar sensor to enhance vehicle safety, set to be rolled out across scooters, motorbikes and even robots.
04/08/2021 BAE Systems, Made in Britain, Make UK to feature at Subcon ?BAE Systems, Made in Britain, Make UK, sustainability, industrialising innovation and the youth skills gap take centre stage at Subcon this year
04/08/2021 Membrane tech boosts PV desalination Researchers in Saudi Arabia have demonstrated how tweaking the membrane in their solar desalination system can boost its performance.
03/08/2021 Royce Institute calls for net zero materials roadmap The Henry Royce Institute has called for the development of a clear technology roadmap to address issues around materials degradation in the fight to reach net zero.
02/08/2021 Biomaterials to float your boat Researchers at Germany’s Fraunhofer Institute have developed new wood-based biomaterials that can be used in the construction of boats and paddle boards.
30/07/2021 Terrestrial microgravity simulates space experiments Scientists at the University of Barcelona have simulated the microgravity found in space laboratories to experiment with the growth of crystalline structures.
29/07/2021 MoD to acquire Sheffield Forgemasters The Ministry of Defence is making a strategic acquisition of specialist steel producer Sheffield Forgemasters, pledging up to £400m investment over the next decade.
28/07/2021 Rolls-Royce plays it cool with vaccine storage Rolls-Royce has helped develop a new ultra cold storage pod for transporting Covid-19 vaccines to rural and remote parts of the globe.
27/07/2021 Nanowire recycling targets e-waste Researchers in the US have designed a new model for low-cost electronics that allows embedded nanowires to be recycled multiple times.
26/07/2021 Launchpad returns to Subcon 2021 A dedicated area, open to eight start-ups or entrepreneurs keen to showcase innovation will feature at Subcon 2021. Entries close 1 August 2021
26/07/2021 Robotics access vital for skills boost, says report A major new report from the EPSRC says access to cutting edge robotics should be made freely available across the UK in order to boost digital skills.
23/07/2021 NPL-led AMPI consortium secures funding Manufacturing in the North of England has received a major boost after the new Advanced Machinery & Productivity Institute (AMPI) secured £22.6m in funding.
22/07/2021 SprayBot agri-tech project gets greenlight A new project to investigate the precision application of farming pesticides and fungicides has been backed by Innovate UK.
21/07/2021 GKN Automotive announces 800V powertrain UK firm GKN Automotive has revealed its next-generation 800V electric powertrain, which it claims will boost the performance of tomorrow’s EVs.
20/07/2021 Engineering Design Show opens for registration ?Registration opens for the 9th edition of the Engineering Design Show (EDS): the leading event for UK design engineers
20/07/2021 Fujitsu goes quantum on space debris problem Fujitsu UK has merged quantum-inspired computing with artificial intelligence to develop an optimisation solution for the collection of space debris.
19/07/2021 3D printed knee implants target arthritis relief A new treatment for knee osteoarthritis using customised 3D printed metal implants is set to be trialled on patients in the UK.
16/07/2021 Liquid metal sensors and AI aid prosthetic touch Researchers in the US have used a combination of stretchable, liquid metal sensors and artificial intelligence to replicate fingertip touch in prosthetics.
15/07/2021 Amsterdam unveils 3D printed steel bridge A 3D printed steel pedestrian bridge, claimed to be the first of its kind in the world, has been unveiled in Amsterdam’s Red Light Dstrict.
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