Research and Development

ARM's new chip could be used in medical robots. Image Courtesy of Intuitive Surgical

Johnson & Johnson to build surgical robots with Google

Sir Kostya Novoselov (left, one of two graphene Nobel laureates) demonstrating the graphene lightbulb developed by the University of Manchester to Chancellor George Osborne. Image courtesy of the University of Manchester

UK scientists launch first ever graphene light bulb

An invention by two George Mason University undergrads has ascertained that low frequency soundwaves can be sed to extinguish a fire - image courtesy of GMU

Pumping up the bass puts out fire

Russian cosmonaut Mikhail Kornienko of the Russian Federal Space Agency (top) and NASA astronaut Scott Kelly, wave farewell as they board the Soyuz TMA-16M spacecraft ahead of launch.

Astronaut Scott Kelly’s year in space to help prepare for manned Mars mission

The Thales Halcyon Unmanned Surface Vehicle used for underwater mine detection and neutralisatoin

Thales to develop robot to neutralise underwater IEDs

An artist impression of a NASA astronaut visiting a captured asteroid in lunar orbit - image courtesy of NASA

NASA details ambitious asteroid capture plan

Dye sensitized solar cell with high transparency from US/Greek company Brite

The companies leading the charge in transparent solar panels

Namseong Cho, President and CEO of Samsung SDI and ABB CEO Ulrich Spiesshofer at the signing of the MoU on the development of microgrids - image courtesy of ABB

ABB and Samsung SDI join forces to develop microgrids globally

A BASF plant which is involved in the production of performance chemicals - image courtesy of BASF

EU funds €6m to improve efficiency of batch processes

Siemens new, powerful aircraft electric motor. Image courtesy of Siemens

Siemens develops most powerful electric aircraft motor ever

The new Ford GT will commence production in late 2016.

Ford uses neuroscience in motor vehicle customer research