A drone that can autonomously attach to fighter jets to refuel them mid-flight has been tested by Boeing.

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.

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

Methane emissions from the world’s largest cities have unexpectedly risen 6% since 2019, according to satellite data, suggesting that some sources are unaccounted for.

An ultra-thin, stretchable and 3D-printable composite material offers both electromagnetic and radiation shielding in extreme environments, according to a study.

A remotely-operated minibot developed by Australian researchers can quickly clean up oil spills using a specialised filtering system.

A virtually unhackable communication system hides data transmission within natural heat radiation, a new study has shown.

A wood-based material that can store and release heat could help keep building temperatures comfortable without using electricit

Advanced nuclear technology part 2: Small modular reactors (SMRs) explained

Decommissioning nuclear power plants is a long and complex process and presents radiation challenges that often necessitate the use of robots to minimise the risk to humans on site.

Electricity is increasingly powering our lives but we need more of it and fast

A third trial to inspect and retrieve a small amount of radioactive debris from Japan’s Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant has been

Tanya Weaver looks back at the Chernobyl meltdown and a nautical milestone.

A third trial to inspect and retrieve a small amount of radioactive debris from Japan’s Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant has been

Japan has restarted a reactor at the world’s largest nuclear power plant for the first time since the Fukushima disaster.

Humanity is closer to catastrophe than ever amid rising nuclear tensions, AI risks, biological security concerns and the worsening climate crisis, according to the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists.

A remotely-operated minibot developed by Australian researchers can quickly clean up oil spills using a specialised filtering system.

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

Ericsson says it has carried out the world’s first 6G over-the-air trials.

The German carmaker has launched a pilot project to integrate humanoid robots into real-world battery production.

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The UK’s National Grid is to extend the roll-out of technology to increase power line capacity across a further 585km of transmission routes.

An ultra-thin, stretchable and 3D-printable composite material offers both electromagnetic and radiation shielding in extreme environments, according to a study.

EDF’s Hams Hall battery energy storage system, currently under construction near Birmingham, is expected to begin operations by the end of this year.

A report published by City Hall has revealed the jobs in London most at risk from GenAI.

The UK’s National Grid is to extend the roll-out of technology to increase power line capacity across a further 585km of transmission routes.

An ultra-thin, stretchable and 3D-printable composite material offers both electromagnetic and radiation shielding in extreme environments, according to a study.

EDF’s Hams Hall battery energy storage system, currently under construction near Birmingham, is expected to begin operations by the end of this year.

A report published by City Hall has revealed the jobs in London most at risk from GenAI.