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29/09/2025

Ageing and Alzheimer’s disease could be better understood with a brain imaging technique that reveals how blood vessels in the brain pulse with each heartbeat.

29/09/2025

Have your say on the technology trends that will shape industry over the next twelve months by taking part now in The Engineers latest Tech Trends survey.

29/09/2025

Researchers have demonstrated the potential of a technology that integrates AI and optogenetics as a tool for precise diagnosis and therapeutic evaluation of Parkinson's disease.

29/09/2025

The UK government has agreed to support Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) with a guarantee expected to unlock up to £1.5bn to give certainty to its supply chain following the recent cyber-attack.

29/09/2025

So-called forever chemicals can now be detected with a portable, handheld device that uses unique probes to quantify them.

26/09/2025

Babcock’s Donna Sinnick and Raytheon’s Alex Rose-Parfitt explore the impact of AI on the defence sector’s skills requirements and explain how their organisations are rising to the challenge.

26/09/2025

The UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has cleared the country’s first international unmanned aerial system (UAS) flight, set to operate from Scotland to Norway.

26/09/2025

Scientists in the UK are developing Axoband, a smart textile band that objectively detects and monitors sarcopenia, a condition leading to loss of muscle mass, function and power.

26/09/2025

UK startup Delta g has raised £4.6m in a seed funding round that it says is an endorsement of its pioneering quantum sensing technology.

25/09/2025

Peer-to-peer charging app Zyyver connects EV drivers to homeowners with residential parking and charging and is set to launch in the UK.

25/09/2025

On this National Manufacturing Day (September 25, 2025), voices from across the industry share how automation, digitalisation and advanced skills can solidify the UK’s reputation as Europe’s manufacturing hub.

25/09/2025

Heidelberg’s Padeswood cement plant and Encyclis’ Protos waste-to-energy facility have signed final contracts with the government to start construction of carbon capture projects.

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