HealthBreakthroughs
Researchers from the University of Cambridge have developed a groundbreaking biohybrid neural implant that uses induced pluripotent stem cells to prevent scar…
Careers Biomedical
HealthBreakthroughs
The Neupulse device, developed by researchers at the University of Nottingham, is a promising new treatment option for individuals with Tourette's Syndrome.…
Careers Biomedical
Health
Wearable health monitors are a great way to track your health and fitness levels. These devices can be as simple as a pedometer or as complex as a heart rate monitor that can give you real-time feedback on your workout.
Careers Biomedical
Health
Wearable technology can change autistic people’s lives – if they’re involved in designing it Many autistic people experience difficulties in expressing their emotions.
Careers Biomedical
Aerospace, Defence & MarineOpportunities
Students studying at City, University of London, have come together to present their vision for the future of engineering during the City Engineering Hackathon 2021.
Careers Aerospace, Mechanical
Electronics & Communications
Marc Teyssier and a team at Telecom Paris have pioneered a new artificial skin that promises to make phones feel a bit more ... human.
Careers Electronic, Electrical
Electronics & Communications
From being hit by a snowball to slime dripping down your back - Disney's new Force Jacket promises a completely new way…
Careers Electronic, Electrical
Electronics & Communications
Engineers at the University of Cambridge have created a new design for transistors that can operate on ‘scavenged’ energy from their environment.
Careers Electronic, Electrical
Electronics & Communications
Social media giant Snapchat is said to be working on its very first hardware product. The company is engineering a set of augmented reality glasses which will be similar to Microsoft's HoloLens headset or Google Glass.
Careers Electronic, Electrical
ManufacturingBreakthroughs
South Korea’s Institute for Basic Science (IBS) has developed a wearable graphene-based armband which is capable of monitoring diabetes by analysing the sweat of the wearer.
Careers Manufacturing, Automation
Energy & EnvironmentBreakthroughs
Researchers at Arizona State University have designed a stretchable battery for smart watches, based on the Japanese art of kirigami.
Careers Electrical, Chemical
Energy & Environment
Wearable technology is currently the subject on every tech enthusiast’s lips and, with the launch of the Apple Watch just a month away, interest in smartwatches is growing rapidly.
Careers Electrical, Chemical