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Defence
Biomedical wearable for battlefield casualties
Nasal clip measures heart rate and respiration, transmitting data to smartphones and tablets via Bluetooth.
David Brown Gear Systems secures largest single order with Type 26 contract
David Brown Gear Systems has been awarded the largest single order in its 150-year history to deliver gearboxes for the Type 26 Global Combat Ship programme.
Last week's poll: UK fighter aircraft
For many years now, the RAF’s frontline fighters have been the result of international projects, a trend which will continue when the F35 Lightning II is delivered. Which of these options best reflects your opinion on this?
Electronics
Mouth guard sensor monitors saliva for signs of illness and stress
Engineers in the US have developed a mouth guard that monitors health markers in saliva and transmits the information to a handheld electronic device.
Self assembling nanoparticles could lead to rewritable paper
A new method for coaxing nanoparticles into self-assembly could have applications ranging from rewritable paper, water decontamination, and the controlled delivery of drugs.
Robot to save Barrier Reef from starfish vandalism
Australian engineers have developed a robot designed to control starfish populations on the Great Barrier Reef
Medical
Mouth guard sensor monitors saliva for signs of illness and stress
Engineers in the US have developed a mouth guard that monitors health markers in saliva and transmits the information to a handheld electronic device.
Self assembling nanoparticles could lead to rewritable paper
A new method for coaxing nanoparticles into self-assembly could have applications ranging from rewritable paper, water decontamination, and the controlled delivery of drugs.
UK team uses NHS funding to develop innovative catheter system
Researchers develop new technology that could improve outcomes for people on dialysis.
Rail & Marine
EPSRC-funded research points to current and future rail improvements
Five-year research programme concludes better track infrastructure could reduce delays and save millions of pounds.
Productivity plan aims to make Britain the wealthiest major economy by 2030
The chancellor’s ambition to make Britain the richest of all the major economies by 2030 has moved forward with the publication of a 15-point productivity plan.
To boldly go: chancellor sets out productivity plans in summer budget
Industry welcomes summer budget as chancellor targets productivity gains
