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TfL trials electric construction vehicles to cut carbon emissions
Transport for London is trialling a new way to cut its carbon emissions by utilising zero-emission construction vehicles.
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Laser-powered tool could help Mars rovers find signs of ancient life
Open-access content E+T Editorial Team — Tue 25 Feb 2025 ...
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AI system could help aircraft recover from midair stalls and altitude drops
Open-access content E+T Editorial Team — Tue 18 Feb 2025 ...
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Arm to launch its own chip with Meta as an initial customer
Open-access content E+T Editorial Team — Mon 17 Feb 2025 ...
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Eccentric Engineer: How Grace Hopper defied limits to shape modern computing
Helium may be invisible to the naked eye, but its impact on renewable energy and sustainability is anything but. Thomas Abraham-James, president and CEO of Pulsar Helium, a primary helium exploration ...
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Low-cost method could tackle climate change by permanently storing CO2 in rocks
Open-access content E+T Editorial Team — Wed 19 Feb 2025 ...
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Industry Insight: How helium is fuelling the future of clean energy and sustainability
Open-access content Thomas Abraham-James — Thu 13 Feb 2025 ...
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Ofgem overhauls grid connection system to speed up clean energy projects
Open-access content E+T Editorial Team — Mon 17 Feb 2025 ...
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Computing and Communications Technology
Vodafone plans to demo a suite of next-generation drones that can restore connectivity to malfunctioning mobile masts in a bid to cut network down time. UK-based chip designer Arm is reportedly ...
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Design and Manufacturing
UK start-up Meatly has launched a cultivated meat product for pets – the first company to sell cultivated meat in both the UK and EU. In a trial by the UK’s Ministry of Defence (MOD), advanced robotic ...