Engineers shrink memory device to one square nanometre
University of Texas-Austin engineers have created the smallest memory device yet which uses just a single atom to control its
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UK reliance on foreign satellites risks ‘economic blackout’
Britain could risk an “economic blackout” due to its heavy reliance on foreign satellites, the chairman of UKspace has said.
Read moreChina’s electric vehicle push spells doom and gloom for oil demand growth
China’s push to increase the adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) could curb the growth in oil demand by 70 per
Read more‘Krokodyl’ robot to be installed in HS2 tunnel-boring machines
HS2 Ltd has outlined its plans to incorporate robotic arms in its two tunnel-boring machines (TBMs), used to bore the
Read moreStructure of owl feathers inspires prospect of quieter aircraft
A UK study has revealed how micro-structured finlets on owl feathers enable silent flight – a discovery that could pave
Read moreWelsh Government deprioritises cars for lower carbon forms of transport
The Welsh Government has revealed its draft strategy to reduce carbon emissions in the transport sector, placing private cars at
Read moreLower emissions from Covid-19 pandemic fail to halt CO2 surge in the atmosphere
Greenhouse gas concentrations in the atmosphere have continued to increase during 2020 despite unprecedented falls in emissions driven by the
Read moreManufacturing for both local and global markets
The manufacturing industry can play a significant role in the vision of making India self reliant or ‘Atma Nirbhar Bharat’.
Read moreHarness biotechnology for society’s betterment
Karnataka is India’s biotechnology capital and plans to be a key player in the sector’s growth. The state contributes to
Read moreIneos and Hyundai to partner on hydrogen production
Chemicals giant Ineos has partnered with Korean automaker Hyundai to establish a “hydrogen value chain” in Europe. Under their memorandum
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