Energy & Environment
Google enters race for nuclear fusion technology
Google has partnered with a top nuclear fusion company to create a new computer algorithm to speed up nuclear fusion experiments.
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Manufacturing
How Japan’s adorable zero-gravity space drone navigates ISS
There is no denying that Japans Aerospace Exploration Agencies (JAXA) JEM Internal Ball Camera is cute but the tiny space drone is packed full of some interesting engineering.
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Automotive & Transport
India rolls out solar-powered train coaches that'll will save thousands of litres of diesel
India’s massive train network is about to get serious about solar
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Energy & EnvironmentOpportunities
“James Dyson Award” offers a chance for a young Engineer to win £30k
The James Dyson Award celebrates next generation of design engineers and there are only a few days left to enter.
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Manufacturing
Ground breaking new 3D-Printing technique allows the printing of Transparent Glass
A brand new 3D printing technique could allow scientists to print glass which incorporates different 'refractive indices' in a single printed piece of transparent glass.
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ManufacturingBreakthroughs
Green method developed for making artificial spider silk
Researchers have designed a super stretchy, strong and sustainable material that mimics the qualities of spider silk, and is ‘spun’ from a material that is 98% water.
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Electronics & Communications
Two Students Have Smashed a Quantum Computing World Record
Swedish Engineers have successfully simulated a 45-qubit quantum circuit, breaking the record for the greatest number of qubits to be simulated.
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Automotive & Transport
Infographic — Is the Tesla Model 3 going to completely change the future of driverless cars?
Over the next decade we are going to see driverless cars cruising down our roads. As the technology becomes more advanced - and public excitement grows - so does the question about their effect on the future of driving.
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Manufacturing
3D printing a castle on the nib of a pencil
A team of Engineers from TU Wien have demonstrated a new 3D printing technique that allows them to print a nano scales.
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Automotive & Transport
Boring News – ‘The Boring Company’ announces that its first car elevator is almost operational
Exciting news from Elon Musk’s tunnel venture 'The Boring Company' as it announces that its first car elevator is almost operational.
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Construction & Infrastructure
Engineers crack the secret science behind Roman concrete
Engineers have cracked the secret behind the strength of Roman water-based structures. The findings, from a team based out of the University of Utah, could help modern builders tackling projects like the Swansea lagoon’s seawall.
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SpaceBreakthroughs
Japan plans to put a man on moon by 2030
Today Japan revealed its ambitious plan to put an astronaut on the Moon by 2030. A new proposal from the country's space agency would see astronaut venturing beyond the International Space Station by the end of the next decade.
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Energy & Environment
World First – Floating Wind Farm starts to take shape off coast of Scotland
Turbines for a £200m floating wind farm are set to be towed from Norway across the North Sea and moored to seabed off north-east Scotland.
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Aerospace, Defence & Marine
HMS Queen Elizabeth – Royal Navy’s largest ever warship – sets sail
The Royal Navy's largest ever aircraft carrier left its home port for the first time on Monday.
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Space
James Webb Telescope: Telescope moves to Vacuum Test Chamber A, Johnson Space Center, Houston
The James Webb Telescope has moved into Test Chamber A, where NASA Engineers will simulate an environment where the telescope close to that of space.
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Aerospace, Defence & Marine
Queens Speech marks the start of the countdown to the UK’s first SPACEPORT
This week's Queen's speech introduced new legislation that (regardless of Brexit) could make the UK the go-to commercial spaceport in Europe.
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Energy & Environment
Scientists just took a major step towards achieving nuclear fusion
Scientists just took a major step towards achieving nuclear fusion! The new technique works by decelerating runaway electrons, by injecting heavy ions,…
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Health
DNA Replication Filmed For The First Time
Researchers have recorded up-close footage of a single DNA molecule replicates itself.
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Construction & Infrastructure
Revealed – How Chicago’s Cloud Gate Sculpture was Engineered
Anish Kapoor's 'Cloud Gate' sculpture became an iconic symbol of Chicago in the mid-00's. Constructed between 2004 and 2006 at Chicago's Millennium Park its external surfaces reflected the sky (the…
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SpaceBreakthroughs
Jupiter adds two more natural satellites to its roster
Thanks to astronomers Scott Sheppard, David Tholen, and Chadwick Trujillo, Earth giant neighbour has added two new moons to its existing roster - bringing the total moon count to 69.
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Aerospace, Defence & Marine
Meet the Drone that might one day save your life
Sweden has started a drone trial which could allow emergency medical care to reach patients having a heart-attack ... before an ambulance even arrives.
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