A ‘smart’ DNA-based system that precisely identifies cancer cells and releases drugs only at the tumour site has been developed by researchers at the University of Geneva in Switzerland.

An electronic eye implant has restored central reading vision in patients with sight loss, according to a study.

A new type of brain implant that can deliver drugs to multiple regions of the brain with high precision has been developed by re

A tiny 3D printer capable of printing human tissue directly inside the body with micrometre accuracy is being developed.

Making OLED displays using age-old inkjet printing technology could reduce the cost of manufacturing by up to 35%, research suggests.

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?

Japan Airlines (JAL) will introduce robotic baggage handlers at Tokyo airport to speed up the process of loading and offloading aircraft.

A remote, robot-assisted telesurgery has been carried out on a patient, 2,400km away in Gibraltar in a UK first.

People living near nuclear power plants in the US face a higher risk of cancer compared to the average across the country, researchers at Harvard University have said.

A bacterial strain discovered frozen in an underground cave is resistant to 10 antibiotics, which could give scientists clues on preventing the rise of antimicrobial resistance.

Four astronauts have landed back on Earth from the International Space Station after the decision was taken last week to end their mission early due to a medical problem.

A ‘smart’ DNA-based system that precisely identifies cancer cells and releases drugs only at the tumour site has been developed by researchers at the University of Geneva in Switzerland.

The use of AI in breast cancer screening could save many lives, according to a landmark study.

A bacterial strain discovered frozen in an underground cave is resistant to 10 antibiotics, which could give scientists clues on preventing the rise of antimicrobial resistance.

Tiny biodegradable radio frequency antennas inside capsules communicate when a pill is swallowed, helping improve medication adherence, according to a study.

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

Israeli-based tech start-up Celleste Bio has unveiled a milk chocolate bar made using real cocoa butter grown in a bioreactor.

Depleted oil fields could be used to contain liquid hydrogen as much of the infrastructure already in place can be repurposed, researchers at King Abdullah University of Science and Technology have said.

A portable atomic clock that has been successfully tested at sea could change the future of marine navigation.

Electricity is playing an increasingly central role in the transition to low-carbon energy systems. As networks evolve to integrate renewable generation, electrification, and digital technologies, there is a growing need for engineers who understand how these systems will be designed, operated, and maintained in the future.

Researchers at Seoul National University have developed a new method for manufacturing strong yet lightweight

A new system enables emergency services to create dynamic maps underground without light, satellite navigation or external communication.

The cost of fusion technology is likely to fall more slowly than previously predicted, raising doubts about its ability to compete with renewable energy.

An ultra-fast 6G wireless communication system has transmitted data at 112Gbps using ultra-high-frequency 560GHz radio waves, ac

Data centres in both the UK and US now consume roughly 6% of each country’s electricity supply, according to a report by think tank the International Data Centre Authority.

Engineering firm JCB aims to break the land speed record with a hydrogen-powered vehicle, 20 years after setting the diesel land

The government used the annual King’s Speech to outline a series of proposed engineering- and technology-related bills for the next parliamentary session.

A ‘smart’ DNA-based system that precisely identifies cancer cells and releases drugs only at the tumour site has been developed by researchers at the University of Geneva in Switzerland.

The use of AI in breast cancer screening could save many lives, according to a landmark study.

Tiny biodegradable radio frequency antennas inside capsules communicate when a pill is swallowed, helping improve medication adherence, according to a study.

An electronic eye implant has restored central reading vision in patients with sight loss, according to a study.

UK fire brigades are tackling a lithium-ion battery fire every five hours, according to new research.

Biodegradable printed circuit boards are being tested for use in wireless communication technologies, through a collabora

A new type of circuit board material could help keep e-waste out of landfills, according to new study by Virginia Tech researchers.

With the UK recycling only 30% of the 1.652 billion kg of e-waste generated, tech products must be designed to ensure components can be recovered and reused at end of life.

An ultra-fast 6G wireless communication system has transmitted data at 112Gbps using ultra-high-frequency 560GHz radio waves, ac

Data centres in both the UK and US now consume roughly 6% of each country’s electricity supply, according to a report by think tank the International Data Centre Authority.

Engineering firm JCB aims to break the land speed record with a hydrogen-powered vehicle, 20 years after setting the diesel land

The government used the annual King’s Speech to outline a series of proposed engineering- and technology-related bills for the next parliamentary session.