A pioneering collaboration between two North West UK universities has successfully resulted in World’s first unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) flight incorporating graphene.
The University of Michigan has shown a glimpse into the future of driving by opening the world’s first controlled environment to test how self-driving cars would operate on the roads of the future.
The Boeing Company and its founding family have made a $30m philanthropic donation to the Museum of Flight to create the Boeing Academy for STEM Learning.
Australian graphene technology company, Talga Resources, has received positive results from a detailed 10-month assessment by the CSIRO on samples from the company's high grade and wholly-owned Nunasvaara graphite deposit in Sweden.
First–tier supplier to the global aviation industry, GKN Aerospace, is set to lead a research team to develop titanium powder specifically formulated for additive manufacturing (AM) of aerospace components.
