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The news listed on these pages are generated from The Engineer Online.

Italian wind
Airtricity has entered into a joint venture with Italian renewable energy company Entropya to develop a portfolio of wind-farm sites across Puglia, Basilicata, Calabria and Sicily....
03 07 2008


Making small sense
Scientists at Southampton University are to develop low-power silicon sensors for biosensing and environmental monitoring applications. ...
03 07 2008


Drill down for gas
Centrica has secured interests in three exploration licences to drill for gas in the coal beds of south Wales....
03 07 2008


Heart monitor
A new system for diagnosing people with a high risk of heart disease has been developed by a team of Israeli engineers....
03 07 2008


Severn Trent Water fined
The Water Services Regulation Authority confirmed yesterday that it had fined Severn Trent Water £35.8m for deliberately providing false information....
03 07 2008


Bone simulator
Using an IBM supercomputer, scientists have demonstrated the most extensive simulation yet of real human bone structures....
02 07 2008


Taking power to Tunisia
Alstom has been awarded a turnkey contract, worth approximately €335m, to construct a 400MW combined-cycle power plant in Algeria....
02 07 2008


Managing manure
A system which turns farmyard waste water into water fit to bathe in has been developed by Edinburgh University engineers....
02 07 2008


Flying microspheres
Edinburgh-based Microsphere Technology has signed an intellectual property licence deal worth in excess of $1m with Trelleborg Engineered Systems....
02 07 2008


Quantum leap for lasers
The European Commission has awarded a research grant of £8m to a consortium of universities and companies to develop a new generation of smaller and cheaper biomedical lasers....
02 07 2008


ColonCAD aids diagnosis
Doctors may be able to diagnose cancers of the colon more accurately and quickly with new Computer Aided Diagnostics (CAD) software from UK-based Medicsight....
02 07 2008


Carbides manoeuvre into space
Heat-resilient carbide materials being developed at Cambridge University and Imperial College could be used to construct a space plane that is far more manoeuvrable than the Space Shuttle....
02 07 2008


This week in 1962: Telstar
Of all the milestones in the history of aviation and spaceflight, the launch on 10 July 1962 of Telstar arguably went on to touch more lives than any other....
01 07 2008


Baby monitor
UK researchers are to develop a prototype of a new electronic monitor that could potentially improve the treatment given to hundreds of babies every year....
01 07 2008


On the boil
Researchers have shown that by adding a layer of nanomaterials to the bottom of a metal vessel, an order of magnitude less energy is required to bring water to boil....
01 07 2008


 

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