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The academic research centre recommends the UK packaging industry drives change rather than rely on government action.

The gearless mill drive ring motor drives large grinding mills for the mining industry.

The research will develop metamaterials designed at microscopic scale.

The new tariff replaces the broad brush 25% tariff President Trump placed on all steel and aluminium imports earlier this year.

The European Commission has selected 13 projects in countries outside the EU to secure access to raw materials.

The solar farm for Network Rail's stations and offices will be built by EDF Renewables UK near Swainsthorpe in Norfolk.

The Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre (AMRC) claims it will accelerate innovation in sustainable composites.

Make UK states UK energy costs, 46% above the global average, risk undermining the upcoming Industrial Strategy.

A new study reveals significant rare-earth element concentrations in coal from the Chongqing and Yunnan regions.

The Henry Royce Institute (Royce) has launched an open access platform to transform materials discovery, design and deployment.

Researchers at the University of Nottingham, UK, have measured the stiffness of space rock for the first time.

A pilot facility in Oakland, California, uses electricity to split magnesium salts from seawater to make magnesium metal.

EngineeringUK releases workforce data showing 6.4mln employed in the sectors amid diversity deficit.

Researchers suggest the cleaner removes stains from clothes and dishes almost as well as commercial brands.

A Bain & Company report examines how recycling polyolefins in Europe could reach cost parity with virgin plastics production.

The OECD says policies to tackle excess steel capacity are vital.

Henkel and Sasol are combining forces to reduce the environmental impact of Henkel's hot-melt adhesives.

Trade body TECH-FAB Europe wants to strengthen the European supply chain for glass-fibre fabrics.

The Ammanford site will provide low-carbon heat to a nearby industrial site.

A coating can reportedly slow down or speed up a golf ball by soaking up water molecules without interfering with the ball’s aerodynamics.