Digital comms are no longer a monochrome dataset. Sentiment analysis can bring not just colour, but meaning and commercial advantage.

From charging your smartphone to bridge construction; transatlantic communication to interstellar space exploration. Whether we’re sitting in an airliner or driving across a bridge, we’re surrounded by cables of all shapes and sizes – and they all have a tale to tell. E+T looks at 10 ways in which cables play an often surprising role in the world around us.

Heat pumps have had a sluggish start to life, particularly in the UK. But now the technology is on an upward trajectory.

A clear nail polish has been developed that could avoid the need to awkwardly lay the pads of your fingers onto the screen for those with long fingernails.

AI is the technology of our age and that is reflected in every issue of E+T.

The ecological marvels that are coral reefs are under threat from the excesses of climate change. Can technology save them?

There is a new intake of non-exec directors at MTC. One of them, Professor Paul Monks, explains how this can boost what MTC has to offer.

Old cargo vessels could be repurposed as floating data centres following an agreement between shipping firm Mitsui OSK Lines and Hitachi Systems.

Entertainment and venue company Sphere Entertainment has announced plans to bring a smaller-scale version of its high-tech, immersive dome to the US East Coast.

Complementary technology in television production and distribution is the next challenge in TV’s evolution.

Consumers are often getting very few additional visual benefits from buying ultra-HD TVs for their living rooms, scientists at the University of Cambridge and Meta have said.

The new stretchable display prototype features a 12-inch screen that stretches up to 18 inches, while maintaining clear, full-colour image quality.

This webinar will explore how lean technical teams can leverage simulation to reduce the cost and increase the speed of product development cycles in the advanced materials sector.

Creating smart sensors to embed in our everyday objects and environments for the Internet of Things (IoT) could improve daily life, but would require trillions of such small devices.

Researchers have created a prototype circuit board made of a sheet paper with fully integrated electrical components, meaning it can be burned or left to degrade, leaving no waste behind.

University of Houston researchers have seen great potential in 3D-printed micro-scale organic electronics.

Three wind turbines have been installed alongside the East Coast Main Line to capture energy from passing trains.

Amazon has become the UK’s first retailer to make deliveries via drone following a series of customer trials.

A numberplate system for drones that is designed to make the skies safer has been announced by the government as part of a £46.5m funding package.

Airlines have been given more flexibility to cancel or consolidate undersold flights as concerns mount over the rising price of

A new study uses AI to simulate “what if” scenarios in football, revealing how coordinated team behaviour can improve the chances of scoring goals.

A new wireless brain implant designed to provide artificial vision has been successfully implanted in a third participant.

The US Coast Guard has announced plans to deploy autonomous Saildrone vessels across the Great Lakes to boost maritime surveillance and security across borders.

Three wind turbines have been installed alongside the East Coast Main Line to capture energy from passing trains.