Liquid carbon, a material that could play a key role in future nuclear fusion reactors, has been made by a team of scientists for the first time.

Supramolecular materials that fully degrade when soaked in saltwater could tackle microplastics pollution crisis.

The new tyres made using over one-third recycled materials, are featured in select Lego sets, with a full transition planned for later this year.

New manufacturing technique paves the way for low cost and scaleable solar generation, according to new research by the University of Sheffield.

Liquid carbon, a material that could play a key role in future nuclear fusion reactors, has been made by a team of scientists for the first time.

Researchers have developed a laser-induced graphene sensor material that when embedded into a bandage could enable improved tracking of healing wounds.

Scientists and engineers from the UK Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA) and the University of Bristol have teamed up to create the world’s first carbon-14 diamond battery.

Nasa has successfully launched its Psyche spacecraft on a mission to study the largest of the metal-rich asteroids in the solar system, believed to have been formed 4.5 billion years ago.

When two Californian professors thought up the CubeSat at the turn of the third millennium, they had no idea they would set off a revolution in how things are done in space. And all they wanted was to give their students hands-on experience...

3D-printed human islets could lead to a more effective and less invasive treatment for type 1 diabetes.

To better understand how passengers may experience future travel by air taxi, Nasa researchers have carried out studies using a vertical motion simulator.

Small in either area, population or wealth, being of diminutive stature has not stopped these seven territories from punching above their weight in the global tech stakes.

A proposed infrastructure link connecting the Moroccan energy grid with the UK has been dropped by the government due to ‘security risks and doubts about its viability’.

Repurposing abandoned coal mines as solar energy facilities could add a hefty 15% to the world’s capacity or 300GW in total, a report from the Global Energy Monitor has found.

Major cyber-security holes have been found in technology made by some leading solar panel brands, raising the risk of targeted blackouts due to remote attacks on the energy grid.

Great British Energy has announced that schools and hospitals across the UK are to benefit from £180m of rooftop solar investment.

A proposed infrastructure link connecting the Moroccan energy grid with the UK has been dropped by the government due to ‘security risks and doubts about its viability’.

Robotic technology could build infrastructure in space, paving the way for space-based data centres, solar farms and other megastructures, a project from the UK Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA) and Space Solar has shown.

The Royal Mail has unveiled a solar-powered postbox equipped with a barcode reader that is designed to make it easier for customers to drop off their parcels.

Major cyber-security holes have been found in technology made by some leading solar panel brands, raising the risk of targeted blackouts due to remote attacks on the energy grid.

Around 74% of electricity distribution networks in the UK and Ireland are underutilised, new analysis by Neara reveals.

Rolls-Royce SMR has signed a deal with Czech firm Škoda JS, a nuclear component manufacturer owned by power company ČEZ Group, and Curtiss-Wright’s UK-based nuclear business.

A South African project is making rhino horns traceably radioactive to deter poaching before it starts.

High employment costs outrank energy bills as the reason SMEs feel pressured to raise prices, according to a new report from Enginuity.

Around 74% of electricity distribution networks in the UK and Ireland are underutilised, new analysis by Neara reveals.

Rolls-Royce SMR has signed a deal with Czech firm Škoda JS, a nuclear component manufacturer owned by power company ČEZ Group, and Curtiss-Wright’s UK-based nuclear business.

A South African project is making rhino horns traceably radioactive to deter poaching before it starts.

High employment costs outrank energy bills as the reason SMEs feel pressured to raise prices, according to a new report from Enginuity.