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A UK project is underway to develop new sensors that can monitor commercial nuclear fusion reactors in real time.

Experts examining wastewater claim that regular surveillance at sewage processing facilities could serve as a potent early detection system for potential flu or norovirus outbreaks, allowing hospitals to prepare and offering crucial health data to public health agencies. Click to read more...

Quantum sensor advances in the United Kingdom are explored in this AZoSensors technology spotlight series.

The National Crystallography Service (NCS) in the UK will establish the National Electron Diffraction Facility featuring 2 Rigaku XtaLAB Synergy-ED microEDs.

The National Crystallography Service (NCS) is a critical component of the UK’s research infrastructure, providing access to world-leading research facilities across the nation, underpinning many scientific discoveries and developments.

University of Oxford and UCL to investigate how uptake of zero carbon technologies will impact future energy demand

IntroductionThis paper presents some of the findings of a laboratory study into the effects of platy mica particles on the behaviour of sand. The study

Forum: Norman Fenton, welcome to the Forum Conversation. The analysis you've done over the last few years gives incredible insight into what actually unfolded during the pandemic. Before we discuss those findings, can you help us understand how...

In the race to achieve net zero by 2050, green hydrogen could be a game changer for transport.

The entry deadline for The Engineer's 2022 Collaborate To Innovate (C2I) awards has been extended to midnight on Friday 28th October.