Materials

Dr Mercy Manyuchi, a chemical engineer from the Harare Institute of Technology in Zimbabwe, introduces us to her biofuel briquettes.

‘MAD’ stands for Mechanical Art and Design and as the UK’s only museum of its kind; it’s one to be seen to be believed.

To celebrate the opening of nominations for the 2017 Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering, the team showcased the latest in Innovation Design Engineering.

3D Fashion will see Loughborough University’s Dr Guy Bingham joining forces with global textile giants and could change the way we shop for clothes for good.

Graphene is one of the one of the world’s thinnest, strongest and most versatile materials. Researchers at Cambridge are now exploring how we can use it.

As an avid festival-goer and after witnessing the problem of abandoned tents first-hand, I decided there was something I could do about it.

Smart materials are set to become an $80.21bn market by 2022, promising huge developments in sectors as broad as packaging and sports.

Soft robots take their design cues from nature, applying the concepts of basic biology to mimic motion, strength and healing capabilities of animals and plants

The development of a flexible screen has been hotly anticipated, consumer electronics company LG unveiled their long-awaited rollable television early this year