The Royal Academy of Engineering is going to explore how engineering has been used to uncover some of history’s greatest mysteries at Ingenia live! on Tuesday 26 September - and you are invited. The talk will look at everything from...
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We have seen underwater drones such as Trident, Gladius and Blueye Pioneer crop up on crowd-funding sites over the last year. YouCan's BlueWater 1 (BW1) has just joined that list. The underwater drone launched today on the crowdfunding platform Indiegogo....
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Congratulations to Ben Swanborough who's Mushroom House has nabbed the coveted 'Shed of the Year' award. The Mushroom House (aka The Mushroom Shed), designed Ben, was declared the winner of the 2017 Cuprinol Shed of the Year competition. This quirky...
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Engineers have gained fresh insight into so-call 'Alfvén eigenmodes' which could bring cheap fusion power one step closer to a reality. This unstable, wave-like disturbance are produced by fusion reactions and can cause the loss of alpha particles and endanger...
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According to 2016 research by the Water Research Foundation, the average household uses over 300 gallons of water every day, with indoor water usage accounting for about 70 percent of the total usage. The toilet accounts for 24 percent of...
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Up to now the dynamics of Jupiter’s atmosphere was a mystery to scientists. The gas giants atmosphere is the largest in the Solar System, spanning 3,000 miles in altitude, and home to some of the most powerful auroras. Nature and...
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