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A cataract in a human eye which could be a candidate for this new cataract treatment - image courtesy of By Rakesh Ahuja, MD.

US researchers develop a new eye drop cataract treatment

TMMX Awards Crowd 2015

The best in UK manufacturing: TMMX Awards 2016 shortlist announced

Mark Robinson, Thermacore’s Quality, Health, Safety & Environment manager - image courtesy of Thermacore

Thermacore uses green-based growth to hit major targets

A tool manufacturing floor manager analyses smart factory equipment using the Internet of Things (IoT) - image courtesy of Cisco.

Is creating a Smart Factory part of your business strategy?

The Rize One 3D printer aims to address the problem associated with previous 3D printing technology, post-processing - image courtesy of Rize.

Rize develops the first zero post-processing 3D printer – Rize One

Contamination of PFOA and PFOS is being linked to firefighting drills that were carried out about 30 years ago at military and Airforce bases around Australia - image courtesy of Adobe Stock

Tensions build after toxic PFOS and PFOA chemicals found in Australia

Failure to manufacture and package food under strict conditions can result in microorganism growth such as Listeria - image courtesy of Adobe Stock.

FDA Listeria finding halts production at Wichita food manufacturer

Max Steinberg CBE, chair, International Festival for Business 2016.

30 days to International Festival for Business 2016

Afton Chemical staff at the new $100m plant on Jurong Island, Singapore - image courtesy of Afton Chemical

US firm Afton Chemical opens $100m plant in Singapore

The AirGlaz glass, used in the Land of the Lions enclosure, combines amazing clarity, anti reflection properties and strength - image courtesy of Romag.

London Zoo Land of the Lions a roaring success thanks to Romag glass

Fuel tanks at the Ras Tanura oil terminal, Saudi Arabia - image courtesy of Adobe

Saudi Arabia economy to change tack and break ‘addiction to oil’