Health
A new inflatable positioning system designed for intensive care units demonstrates how pneumatic engineering principles can address critical healthcare staffing challenges.
Careers Biomedical
Space
Cardiff-based Space Forge has achieved two significant milestones in advancing UK space manufacturing capabilities: securing a record £22.6m Series A funding round and successfully launching ForgeStar-1, the country's first satellite…
Careers Aerospace, Electronic
Energy & Environment
The UK government has announced a £16.7bn commitment to nuclear engineering projects, marking the most extensive nuclear construction program in a generation.
Careers Electrical, Chemical
Electronics & Communications
Engineers at Binghamton University have developed the first dissolvable battery powered by probiotics, addressing a critical challenge in the design of transient electronics.
Careers Electronic, Electrical
Health
Researchers at the University of Texas at Austin have developed a wireless, skin-adherent electronic device that measures cognitive load in real time.
Careers Biomedical
Automotive & Transport
HS2's construction of twin viaducts over the M6 near Birmingham Airport has seen engineers employing a multi-stage sliding technique to minimise traffic disruption.
Careers Mechanical, Electrical
Space
Japanese startup Ispace confirmed the loss of its Resilience lunar lander on June 5, 2025, after the spacecraft failed to achieve a soft landing on the moon's surface.
Careers Aerospace, Electronic
Health
Bioengineers at Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences have developed a submicrometre-thick mesh microelectrode array that integrates directly into embryonic neural tissue during natural development.
Careers Biomedical
Aerospace, Defence & Marine
ClearSpace has completed Phase 2 of the UK Space Agency's Active Debris Removal (CLEAR) mission, marking significant progress in developing technology to safely remove defunct satellites from low-Earth orbit.
Careers Aerospace, Mechanical
Aerospace, Defence & Marine
Australian shipbuilder Incat Tasmania has successfully launched the world's largest battery-electric vessel.
Careers Aerospace, Mechanical
Chemicals
Researchers from Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya-BarcelonaTech (UPC) and the Institute of Chemical Research of Catalonia (ICIQ) have developed new polymeric resins derived from plant-based materials that could significantly reduce the…
Careers Chemical
Electronics & Communications
Georgia Tech engineers have developed a 5-inch legless soft robot capable of jumping as high as a basketball hoop by mimicking the unique contortion technique of parasitic nematode worms.
Careers Electronic, Electrical
Health
Tissue engineering has long faced a fundamental challenge: creating environments where cells can organize and function as they would in natural organs.
Careers Biomedical
HealthBreakthroughs
An innovative drug delivery system has demonstrated a 40-fold reduction in antibiotic concentration needed to destroy bacterial biofilms.
Careers Biomedical
Automotive & Transport
Lloyd's Register (LR) has entered into a significant collaboration with Queensland's ship design group Seatransport and Houston-based Deployable Energy to develop nuclear power generation for maritime applications, primarily focusing on…
Careers Mechanical, Electrical
For almost three centuries, the Royal Society's fellowship was exclusively male, and its distinguished members included Isaac Newton, Charles Darwin, and Albert Einstein.
Electronics & Communications
The British Army has successfully conducted trials of a new UK-made Radio Frequency Directed Energy Weapon (RF DEW) capable of neutralizing multiple drones simultaneously.
Careers Electronic, Electrical
Construction & Infrastructure
After 16 years of planning and £1.2 billion already spent on development, the UK government last month approved the £9 billion Lower Thames Crossing project.
Careers Civil, Structural
Electronics & Communications
Smartphone technology has created connectivity challenges that many users struggle to manage. While dumbphones offer a complete digital detox, they remove access to valuable tools that improve daily life.
Careers Electronic, Electrical
Energy & Environment
The Royal Academy of Engineering has initiated a pilot project to address the UK's engineering skills shortage.
Careers Electrical, Chemical
Health
Engineers at the University of Missouri have developed an innovative wearable heart monitor inspired by starfish biology.
Careers Biomedical