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Given that management of end-of-life tyres (ELTs) can have a major impact on the environment, more than 176,000 tonnes of ELTs are collected in Spain each year according to data from the SIGNUS collection system.

Egerton University graduates have moved to court seeking to suspend teaching of engineering programmes at the institution.

The Commission for University Education (CUE) is assessing an engineering programme by Egerton University.

Now York has a climate strategy we have to make sure we deliver on it

Researchers have created an “intelligent compaction” technology that can evaluate the quality of road base compaction in real time and is integrated into a road roller.

The tank was blasted from the first shot.

Key companies covered in the global collaborative robots market research report by Research Nester are Fanuc Corporation, TechMan Robot Inc., Rethink...

The Philippines’ longest domestic submarine fiber cable project has landed on the shores of Siargao, ready to deliver faster and reliable connectivity on the island as it paces through recovery in the wake of Typhoon Odette and the prolonged pandemic.  PDSCN partners Globe, Eastern Communications

The $150-million Philippine Domestic Submarine Cable Network (PDSCN), the country's longest domestic submarine fiber cable project, has landed on the shores of Siargao to boost the island's recovery after Typhoon Odette and the prolonged pandemic. The 2,500 kilometer PDSCN, a project of Globe

The impediment has always been a lack of clearance by the Engineers Board Kenya (EBK), the regulatory body for engineers in the country.