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Archive of: 2022

Promising new innovation aims to reduce environmental impacts of scallop dredging 

Posted in Opinion

15 June 2022

An innovative new gear modification that lifts steel bags used for scallop dredging off the seafloor has shown potential to reduce damage to the seabed during commercial fishing expeditions.

NATURE-INSPIRED SELF-SENSING MATERIALS COULD LEAD TO ENGINEERING BREAKTHOUGHS 

Posted in Opinion

13 June 2022

The cellular forms of natural materials are the inspiration behind a new lightweight, 3D printed smart architected material developed by an international team of engineers.

Simulation and AI help extend the life of plastic parts and products 

Posted in Opinion

12 June 2022

In an effort to extend the life of plastic parts and products, there are many different programmes and innovations being implemented by engineering and design companies. Here are just a couple.

Call to cap number of waste-to-energy incinerators in Scotland 

Posted in Opinion

09 June 2022

A moratorium on new waste-to-energy incinerators should be introduced immediately in Scotland, a review has concluded.

IOM3 - New truck suspension part hangs lighter 

Posted in Opinion

09 June 2022

A composite anti-roll bar for the automotive sector could be 30% lighter than current commercial alternatives, researchers at the University of Sheffield, UK, and two South Yorkshire firms claim.

HES - Bright future for Edinburgh Castle as solar panels installed 

Posted in Opinion

07 June 2022

Edinburgh Castle has unveiled its newly installed solar panels, part of Historic Environment Scotland’s (HES) continued programme to reduce energy use across the historic properties in its care.

Sharp jobs rise reported in Scottish video game sector 

Posted in Opinion

06 June 2022

The number of jobs in the Scottish video games sector has soared in the past two years, according to new figures.

Tiny generators could pave way for self-charging smart tech 

Posted in Opinion

05 June 2022

Self-charging smartwatches and health trackers could be a step closer following the development of tiny mechanical devices powered by movement, a study suggests.

‘Smart’ screws send warnings when they are loose to help prevent disaster 

Posted in Opinion

04 June 2022

‘Smart’ screws will send warnings when they are coming loose to help keep tall buildings, bridges, wind turbines and other structures safe, according to their developers.

IBM Makes 'Semiconductor Design Breakthrough' With the World's First 2nm Chip 

Posted in Opinion

03 June 2022

IBM unveiled a breakthrough in semiconductor design and process with the development of the world's first chip announced with 2 nanometer (nm) nanosheet technology. Semiconductors play critical roles in everything from computing, to appliances, to communication devices, transportation systems, and critical infrastructure.

Royal Mail wants fleet of 500 drones to carry mail to remote UK communities 

Posted in Opinion

03 June 2022

The Royal Mail wants a fleet of 500 drones to help deliver the mail to remote communities across the UK.

Sustainable railways require much more than just low carbon emissions 

Posted in Opinion

31 May 2022

A sustainable railway is one that is green and resilient, enhances biodiversity and adapts to climate change as well as acting responsibly to operate in a circular economy and improve social value. This requires much more than low carbon emissions.

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