A new type of microscope for non-destructive imaging of delicate structures is to be developed by the University of Liverpool QUASAR group, based in…
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Unique engineering pre-apprenticeship welcomes new educational partner
A leading engineering firm is set to the launch the next phase of its innovative pre-apprenticeship scheme. And the move builds on a highly…
University of Sheffield engineer recognised for impact on society and economy
An engineering researcher from the University of Sheffield has been awarded a prestigious fellowship in recognition of her research that promises significant benefits to…
Inspiring industry podcast reaches 100K downloads
Leading materials supplier, Goodfellow, has reached a new milestone with its Materials Inside Podcast, which has now reached 100,000 downloads in just 5 months,…
Will machine learning change science?
Machine learning has burst onto the scene in the past two decades and will be a defining technology of the future. It is transforming…
Back to school with HBK’s autumn courses
HBK’s latest online training courses, designed to help engineers tackle work challenges using its nCode and ReliaSoft software, are available now for registration. The…
Better resolution of CryoEM with a laser
In 2017, Jacques Dubochet, Joachim Frank, and Richard Henderson won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for their contributions to cryo-electron microscopy (cryoEM), an imaging…
Growing high-tech environment around TUM
The international software company SAP and Technical University Munich (TUM) are ramping up their long-standing collaboration: Wednesday marked the official start of work on…
TUM for digital and project-based teaching formats
Mental health, online labs and a virtual forest: the field of contributions that have already been implemented through the ideas competition “Studienbezogene Verstärkung der…
Elusive merges of black holes with neutron stars
For the first time, researchers have confirmed the detection of a collision between a black hole and a neutron star. In fact, the scientists…