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Science Minister announces seven new research programmes

Universities and Science Minister, Jo Johnson, has announced seven new research projects aimed at addressing engineering challenges, in areas such as clean water supplies, robotics and autonomous systems and new meta-materials and advanced materials.

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Opportunities

Engineering a balance in recruitment and education

The ’25 by 25’ initiative at Texas A&M’s College of Engineering is on track, the plan being to enroll 25,000 engineers by 2025, but the number of women enrolling in…

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Energy & Environment

One charger for all

Engineers at the University of California are working towards ending the need for a separate charger for every device.

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Energy & Environment

Hydrogen fuel cells used to create "e-bike"

Hydrogen fuel cells have been implemented in an e-bike for the first time, which was designed and engineered from a prototype in just three months by The Linde Group.

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Energy & Environment

LED’s can be created from food and drinks waste

LED’s are already an efficient light production method – they direct 80% of the energy they consume towards producing light, instead of heat, as a conventional bulb does.

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Automotive & Transport

Plug-in cars grow to record sales in the UK

According to the SMMT, demand for plug-in vehicles has reached record levels. More than 20,992 motorists bought a plug-in car during the first nine months of this year, a rise of 138.5% against last year’s figures.

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Automotive & Transport

Redcar Steel plant in devastating closure

The SSI Redcar Steel plant, which has been in operation for 98 years, announced its full closure yesterday. 2,200 jobs will be lost, which is likely to be very damaging to the local area.

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Energy & Environment

Honda reveals first Hydrogen fuel cell-powered car

Honda is soon to unveil a new version of its Hydrogen fuel cell powered car. It is the company’s first vehicle of its kind and offers a range of 700km, whilst making only a few minutes to refuel.

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