3D-printed human islets could lead to a more effective and less invasive treatment for type 1 diabetes. The ‘breakthrough’ research was presented by a group of international scientists at the biennial ...

With the US-UK trade deal taking effect today, British car makers are getting ready to send a series of major shipments across the Atlantic to meet pent-up demand.

FireSat is capable of multispectral imaging across the visible, near-infrared, short-, mid- and long-wave infrared bands simultaneously. The firm said the broad array of IR data is essential for ...

UK defence firm Babcock has announced it has started building key components for the SSN-AUKUS next-generation nuclear-powered attack submarine programme.

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.

Speculation is mounting that Donald Trump’s soon-to-be-released mobile phone may not be produced in the US after all after, despite initial claims on its official website.

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.

The crash of a commercial spacecraft on the surface of the Moon earlier this month was due to problems with the vehicle’s Laser Range Finder (LRF), Japanese firm ispace has said.

Diverting food waste away from landfills and towards proper recycling methods could have a drastic impact on reducing global greenhouse gas emissions, a Penn State University study has found.

To better understand how passengers may experience future travel by air taxi, Nasa researchers have carried out studies using a vertical motion simulator.

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

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 ...