Tanya Weaver looks back at the fiery end of the airship era, the longest bridge in the world, and performances plagued by ...

Greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from private jets have soared by 25% over the past decade and now account for nearly 4% of all civil aviation emissions, a study has found.

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Aviation now contributes a greater share of total UK emissions than the entire electricity supply sector, putting future climate change targets at risk, a report has found.

According to ETH researchers, the structure is unique because the 3D-printed elements not only serve as a shell but are also load-bearing. Until now, a suitable method to reinforce 3D-printed concrete ...

Dramatic images of the Ohio train derailment and its aftermath gripped the world's attention in February: a huge plume of thick, black smoke towering into the atmosphere; the blackened carcasses of ...

In the mid-20th century, Detroit was an icon of the motor industry and the backbone of America's blue-collar aspirations. Today, the legendary manufacturing plants lie in ruins and the city is a ...

The North Sea oil boom of the 1980s created colossal revenues for the United Kingdom and its neighbour Norway. Today, as both nations move towards a fossil-free future, we examine how the aftermath of ...

This month, the Evil Engineer advises a business founder with a soft spot for the serpentine. Your support ensures a bright ...

The government will slash green levies to reduce the high cost of energy faced by British business. Electricity in the UK is more expensive than in many of its European counterparts, and while the ...

Far-reaching implications. These innovations, working in tandem, have far-reaching implications for clean energy systems. Electrocatalysts, for example, are at the heart of many energy conversion ...

It’s been described as the most revolutionary tool since the advent of forensic DNA testing and has helped solve a string of cold cases dating back more than 50 years, but investigative genetic ...