1+ hour, 36+ min ago  (198+ words) Royal Philips is leading a consortium set up to deliver hospital-level care to patients in their homes across the Stockholm region. The consortium, which also includes Swedish digital health company Cuviva and Nordic healthcare technology specialist Vingmed, was chosen through…...

2+ hour, 19+ min ago  (204+ words) Electrical and chemical engineers at Newcastle University have developed a reversible glue that can change how electronic waste is recycled. The new electrically conductive glue follows the development of reversible adhesive technology with wide applicability in general packaging applications. The…...

2+ day, 21+ hour ago  (443+ words) Active Inertia is leaving industrial engineering exposed to AI-driven cyber threats, says Gavin Millard, VP of Intelligence, Tenable. When these breaches occur, we often look for a sophisticated villain. We tell ourselves a comforting lie that the C-suite doesn't care…...

2+ day, 20+ hour ago  (302+ words) The Engineer - Home Wearable patch tracks stress through multiple body signals Engineers at Northwestern University have developed a wearable wireless device that continuously measures physiological responses associated with stress through multiple sensors attached to the chest. The lightweight system is…...

2+ day, 22+ hour ago  (247+ words) 3 D printed bone implants mimic natural tissue The Engineer - Home 3 D printed bone implants mimic natural tissue Personalised bone regeneration and accessible treatments for bone defects could be possible with a 3 D printed ceramic implant material developed at Tampere University,…...

2+ day, 22+ hour ago  (260+ words) The Engineer - Home NTU develops ultra-thin transparent solar cells Researchers at Nanyang Technological University in Singapore have developed ultra-thin, semi-transparent perovskite solar cells designed for integration into buildings, vehicles and wearable devices. The research team, led by Annalisa Bruno, reported…...

3+ day, 20+ hour ago  (287+ words) The Engineer - Home JCB Hydromax targets hydrogen speed record JCB is aiming for record books once more with the JCB Hydromax, a 32 feet-long, hydrogen-powered streamliner aiming to exceed 350mph on the Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah. Better known for its heavy…...

3+ day, 23+ hour ago  (359+ words) The Engineer - Home Identifying the Root Cause of Electronics Failures with Simulation Apps Researchers at the Technical University of Denmark (DTU) are using simulation apps to predict corrosion and design electronics proactively to mitigate or withstand its effects. In pursuit…...

3+ day, 20+ hour ago  (144+ words) Researchers at University of California, Irvine have developed a wearable, wireless biosensor that monitors health indicators in human sweat without requiring a battery. The device, described in the journal Nature Biomedical Engineering, is designed to analyse multiple molecular biomarkers in…...

3+ day, 21+ hour ago  (232+ words) The Engineer - Home NPL spinout K3 Metrology nets "2. 75m seed raise Startup K3 Metrology has secured "2. 75m of seed funding to commercialise its large-scale measurement system for aerospace and advanced manufacturing. Developed at the National Physical Laboratory over the past 15 years, the technology is…...