Electronics & Communications
‘Virtual’ basketball players learn to dribble by themselves
Software Engineers have developed a new technique to teach a computer programme dribbling skills.
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Energy & Environment
Solar-powered distillation unit to offer fresh water where wells run salty
Engineers from Michigan are revolutionising water security for coastal communities.
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Aerospace, Defence & Marine
Airbus Solar Plane smashes records with a 26 day flight
Think flights feel long now?
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Energy & Environment
LEGO Plants Are Now Made from Real Plants
While we think that throwing out Lego in the first place should be a crime it is great to see the Danish…
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Health
STEM Book Club August-In Search of the Perfect Engineering Summer Read
This month we are trying something a little different with our STEM book club and taking a deep dive into Fiction. What…
Careers Biomedical
Health
Bioengineered Lungs Grown in a Lab Transplanted Into Pigs
The average wait in the UK for a lung transplant is three to six months. There are more patients need of lungs than there are available donor organ.
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Aerospace, Defence & MarineInfographics
Drones in Construction – An Aerial View of the Future
We drone on about the latest technology transforming old industries in our latest infographic ... Drones!
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Energy & Environment
Egypt hopes to unlock its energy potential with the worlds largest solar farm
Egypt's Western Desert is set to host the world's largest solar park. The 37.2 km2 $2.8-billion Benban Solar Park will put Egypt…
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Space
Want to name the next Mars Rover?
The ESA have opened a competition to name their next Mars Rover... Could this Marsy Mcmarsface 2.0?
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Energy & EnvironmentInfographics
Is Engineering the solution to global energy demand?
We break down global energy architecture in this latest infographic.
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Opportunities
Win – LEGO Bucket Wheel Excavator 42055
???? It's competition time. We are giving away an epic LEGO Excavator. (Honestly -- read the post. This thing is a beast).…
Electronics & Communications
Cracking Stuff – Gorilla Glass 6 might make cracked screens a thing of the past
Question - if your phone is more likely to survive a fall. Does that mean you are going to be less careful…
Careers Electronic, Electrical
Space
Twelve new Jovian moons discovered
Twelve more moons have been found orbiting Jupiter bringing the grand total up to seventy-nine. The 'oddball' orbits of one of the…
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SpaceOpportunities
Spaceport Sutherland gets a green light to lift off
T-0 minutes - Solid rocket booster ignition and liftoff! The UK gets the go ahead for its first spaceport
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Aerospace, Defence & Marine
Ever wanted to experience soaring over a LA beach in a flying suit?
This video is a must watch. Gravity Industries - the company behind the 'the Daedalus suit' (aka real-life Iron Man) has shared…
Careers Aerospace, Mechanical
HealthBreakthroughs
Study shows that during a heat-wave we actually can’t think straight
No it's not just you. We all struggle to think straight when it is this hot. ????????????
Careers Biomedical
Automotive & Transport
‘Why would I want to do anything else?’ – Orla Murphy is Born to Engineer
In our latest Born to Engineer story, we meet Orla Murphy. As an engineer with Jaguar Land Rover, she's working on ways…
Careers Mechanical, Electrical
Space
Virgin Orbit set for Blast Off – Virgin awarded license for Aerial Satellite Launch
Virgin Orbit - the sister company to Virgin Galactic - is hoping to use airborne launch to bring down the cost of…
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Energy & Environment
Sweden on track to hit its 2030 renewable energy target … this year
A surge in wind turbines in Sweden mean the Nordic nation is on track to hit its 2030 renewable energy target this year.
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Electronics & Communications
Scientists break quantum computing world record
A team of Engineers from China have brought the world one step closer to quantum computing, almost doubling their previous 10 qubit…
Careers Electronic, Electrical
Space
NASA delays James Webb Space Telescope launch to 2021
Good News. The James Webb telescope is still on. Bad News. It won't be launching until 2021. ????
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