Humans on the brink of a nutritional revolution
Humans are on the brink of a nutritional revolution which will result in people being fitted with “skin-embedded sensory devices”…
Edible grasshoppers can be modified for better fatty acid composition
It is possible to modify the fatty acid composition of edible grasshoppers by adding essential fatty acids in their feed,…
First disabled astronaut joins analogue space station
In the city of Pila in North western Poland lies an amazing connection with space exploration. Called the LUNARES Research…
Electric cars go further for the same money
Electric cars travel up to three times the distance of their petrol or diesel rivals for the same amount of…
World’s first fully electric touring car takes on Montmeló circuit
This is the moment the world’s first fully-electric touring car is driven round a racetrack - as manufacturers continue to…
RAENG funds six leading engineers to tackle industry challenges
AI-enabled drug design, fibre-reinforced concrete and high-temperature components for fusion power plants are among the research challenges being addressed by…
Visionaries awarded £22 Million to advance emerging technologies
Intelligent and resilient ocean engineering, new kinds of batteries and more precise x-ray scans are among the disruptive innovations being…
No country can solve population growth alone- Lord Rees
— Professor Lord Rees OM FRS HonFREng HonFMedSci, Astronomer Royal. In a keynote address on Wednesday 18 September at the…
Half of drivers think an MOT means their car will be safe to drive for the next year
Almost half of drivers believe an MOT is a guarantee their car will be safe to drive for the next…
RAENG announces new Engineering day
Royal Academy of Engineering highlights that misconceptions about engineers and lack of understanding of the profession means young people are…