Aerospace, Defence & Marine
Yesterday the stern section of the new polar research ship for Britain, the RRS Sir David Attenborough, was transported by barge from Hebburn-based shipyard A&P Tyne (Newcastle) to Cammell Laird's shipyard in Birkenhead.
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Energy & EnvironmentOpportunities
Lecturer Dr Jenni Sidey has been honoured with an award by the Royal Academy of Engineering (RAEng) in recognition of the ‘major impact’ she has made in the field early on in her career.
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Space
Cassini is entering the Grand Finale phase of its mission and getting closer to Saturn than ever before.
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Health
Keith Lucas was killed instantly when his BE2 biplane collided with that of a colleague over Salisbury Plain on October 5, 1916.
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Energy & Environment
Australia sunshine makes it a prime candidate for solar energy (it has the highest average solar radiation per square meter than any other continent on Earth!) and this makes it a prime target for Tesla's solar technology
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Space
On August 20th, 1977, Voyager 2 was launched. Her sister spacecraft, Voyager 1, followed two weeks later.
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Space
SpaceX has now successfully landed six rockets on solid ground.
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Aerospace, Defence & Marine
The Aston Martin AM37 yacht has sailed into first owner's hands.
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SpaceOpportunities
If you’ve never seen a solar eclipse before, you should make an effort to witness the breathtaking event on August 21. While…
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Space
To celebrate Curiosity's 5-year anniversary, NASA released amazing time-lapse footage that spans Curiosity's time on Mars, so far.
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Health
The United States Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) has just announced contracts to fund five research groups and one company contracts as jump start its Neural Engineering System Design program.
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Electronics & CommunicationsBreakthroughs
UK start-up Vertigo has combined some mind-bending maths with ARM’s mBed microprocessor to create a device that is capable of combining an accelerometer, gyroscope and GPS to tell you exactly where you have gone and how fast you were going
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HealthBreakthroughs
Meet LightStrike - the robot making hospitals safer by zapping germs with UV rays.
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Energy & Environment
Advances in transportation technology over the past ten years or so have transformed tourism into a huge industry.
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Energy & EnvironmentBreakthroughs
You might remember Professor Amin Al-Habaibeh from the wave machine created from old bike parts - now he has teamed up with 22-year-old undergraduate Dylan Knight to make a splash in the world of washing machines
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Energy & Environment
Climate change, food production and toxic pollution present huge challenges, but, scientist Tim Flannery believes, we already have innovative, practical and inspiring…
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Energy & EnvironmentInfographics
Engineering plays a pivotal role in driving the development of alternative power sources and fueling the rapid growth of the renewable energy sector.
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Automotive & Transport
Last summer we looked at China's celebrated Traffic Elevated Bus (TEB) - but where is it now, and what happened to the project?
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Manufacturing
Photographers of all experience levels are being asked to get snappy and have fun.
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Manufacturing
Spider silk is famous for its impressive properties - it is one of the sturdiest materials found in nature.
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Aerospace, Defence & MarineBreakthroughs
The United States Navy has put its brand new high-tech railgun through its paces with a series of multi-shot salvos.
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