Space
Engineers want to use a plasma beams to push space junk out of orbit
???? Space Junk is a problem that is only going to get worse. A team from Japan think they have the solution.…
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Japan issues draft guidelines for gene editing human embryos
New guidelines on gene editing have been announced in Japan. While lots of countries have banned gene-editing tools for use in reproduction,…
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Electronics & Communications
Nobel Prize in Physics awarded jointly to three physicists
This year the Nobel Prize for Physics is split between three people who have revolutionized laser physics. Awarding the prize to Donna…
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ManufacturingBreakthroughs
LHC Confirms Two New Particles… And maybe a Third
Meet Σb(6097)+ and Σb(6097) ... these exciting new particles are the newest particles discovered by the Large Hadron Collider beauty experiment.
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Electronics & Communications
Physicists confirm 55-year-old theory using ultra-cold lithium atoms
Atomic physicists from Rice University and the University of Geneva have verified a 55-year-old theory about one-dimensional electronics using ultra-cold lithium atoms.
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Energy & Environment
Could we regrow the Great Barrier Reef with electricity?
⚡ 'It's aliveeeee!' ⚡ Well, it will be soon. Reef Ecologic is pioneering reef recovery by blasting coral with electricity.
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Aerospace, Defence & MarineOpportunities
“This Is Engineering” launch Series Two
This Is Engineering have just launched another round of short engineering clips showcasing engineering really looks like. What do you think?
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Electronics & CommunicationsOpportunities
Bristol and Bath Creative Industries Cluster announced
A collaboration between universities in the West of England – including the University of the West of England (UWE Bristol), University of Bristol, Bath Spa University and the University of…
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Automotive & TransportInfographics
Formula Hybrid wins ABET Innovation Award
Great to see Formula Hybrid - a US-based competition - which challenges students to create a formula-style hybrid or electric-only car nab…
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Electronics & Communications
Wallace and Gromit inspire smart trousers
Could Wallace and Gromit's inspired smart trousers dramatically change the lives of people who have trouble getting about? We hope so!
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Energy & Environment
Engineers predict optimal magnetic fields for suppressing instabilities in Fusion reactors
Great news for Fusion development as a joint US-Korea team has published new research that allows better control of fusion reactions. A…
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Energy & Environment
Could textile waste water revolutionise liquid battery technology?
A team of Engineers in the US have created a new way to use waste-water from textile processing to create highly efficient…
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Manufacturing
What the Remnants of Britain’s button industry teach us about the future of manufacturing
Many British towns and cities grew up around manufacturing. The north of England was once the production centre of the world during the industrial revolution.
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Energy & Environment
Artificial Photosynthesis Given a Boost as Engineers Wake Dormant Enzymes
Light at end of the tunnel for Artificial Photosynthesis!
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Opportunities
One Week to Go On Our LEGO Bucket Wheel Excavator Competition
Just 6 days left until we give away a LEGO Technic 2-in-1 Bucket Wheel Excavator... in all honesty, we are going to…
Automotive & Transport
LEGO create a drivable Bugatti
We love LEGO Technic (check out our LEGO Bucket Wheel Excavator competition - one week to go!) but this new build from…
Careers Mechanical, Electrical
Aerospace, Defence & Marine
Countdown begins for Ocean Cleanup System 001 launch
In 10 days, on September 8th, Ocean Cleanup will launch the world’s first ocean cleanup system from an assembly yard in Alameda, out through the San Francisco Bay, toward the infamous Great Pacific Garbage Patch.
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Energy & Environment
One Week to Go Until European ban on halogen lightbulbs
???? Did you know that Halogen Bulbs are set to be banned across Europen next week? Halogen is dead. Long live the…
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Space
NASA’s Open Source build-it-yourself Rover web project is a masterpiece
Want a robotics project to take you through the rest of the summer? NASA has released detailed instructions to build its Open…
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Chemicals
New CRISPR Technique Repairs Genetic Mutations in Human Embryos
This really is the decade of CRISPR. A CRISPR new technique out of China successfully removed the gene mutation that causes Marfan…
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Health
Maths allows Engineers to test Biological Circuits
Biological circuits might one day revolutionise medicine. However, they are difficult to test. A team of US researchers have developed a mathematical…
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